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An Ohio Valley 100,000-Watt FM Signal Is Severed in Broad Daylight
The community has rallied around "The Dawg," Mike Kirtner explains
The post An Ohio Valley 100,000-Watt FM Signal Is Severed in Broad Daylight appeared first on Radio World.
FCC'S Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau Announces Conditional Approval and Exemption of Certain Routers from FCC Covered List
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NewsCloud Supports New Worldwide News Network
This is the first North American deployment of the platform
The post NewsCloud Supports New Worldwide News Network appeared first on Radio World.
Broadcasters Still Face Too Much Fee Burden, NAB Believes
It argues the FCC isn't accounting for time spent on entities like Big Tech
The post Broadcasters Still Face Too Much Fee Burden, NAB Believes appeared first on Radio World.
Best of Show: 2wcom MPX-2c Codec
Combines synch, transport and protection to enable modern IP-based distribution
The post Best of Show: 2wcom MPX-2c Codec appeared first on Radio World.
FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology to Welcome New Lab Chief
FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology to Welcome New Lab Chief.
Letter: Sometimes an Antenna That Hears All Directions Is Best
Karl Zuk reflects on using omnidirectional models
The post Letter: Sometimes an Antenna That Hears All Directions Is Best appeared first on Radio World.
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Farmers Challenges LiMu Emu In The Spot Cable Space
For the last several weeks, the spot for TV spots for one of the nation's leading auto insurance specialty companies has been national Spot Cable. For the final week of May 2026, it has company — from a category peer that recently recruited actor J.K. Simmons as its spokesperson.
NAB to FCC: ‘Big Tech’ Should Pay Up, Not Radio
The NAB is pushing back on a proposed 46% fee hike from the FCC and calling on the Commission to make Big Tech pay its share, with the filing landing the same week several small radio station classes crossed the de minimis exemption threshold for the first time.
Streamlined Resolution of Requests Related to Actions by the Universal Service Administrative
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An Inconvenient Truth About Selling A Station
Brett Miller has been a media broker since forming Miller & Associates in 1988, which today is MCH Enterprises. In this column, he discusses what he refers to as "The Premium Dilemma" — why sellers with money‑losing stations should not be asking top dollar if they really want a suitable suitor to purchase their properties.
Pleading Cycle Cemented For ABC’s Early Renewal Applications
The FCC's Media Bureau late Friday moved forward with establishing a formal pleading cycle and ex parte procedures for the early renewal applications of the eight ABC Owned Stations owned by its parent, The Walt Disney Co.
Like ABC, Bridge News Gets Early License Renewal Pleading Cycle
A comment period has been established that will guide the Media Bureau in determining whether or not to renew the licenses for the company that operated the now-defunct NewsNet — bankrolled by the man who invented 5-Hour Energy.
Winemiller Agrees To Take Six LPTVs In Exchange Of Services
Jeff Winemiller, one of the most prolific buyers and sellers of low-power TV stations, has struck another deal. This time, it involves his company's acquisition of six properties in the state of Washington — including one in Seattle.
After Nearly 55 Years, Denny Long To Depart WCCO Radio
He's been linked to a spoken word AM radio station associated with CBS Radio since it purchased the property in 1932 from General Mills. Now, he has officially retired from the property that is today owned by Soros Fund Management-controlled Audacy Inc.
NAB Board Election Results Arrive
The National Association of Broadcasters on Friday announced the results of its 2026 NAB Radio and Television Board of Directors elections. The two-year terms of the elected board members will begin this month.
