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FCC Enforcement Bureau suspends Shawn Clemmons from participating in activities related to E-Rate and other Universal Service Fund programs, and begins debarment proceedings.

FCC Enforcement Bureau suspends John Comito from participating in activities related to E-Rate and other Universal Service Fund programs, and begins debarment proceedings.

FCC Enforcement Bureau suspends Charles A. Jones  from participating in activities related to E-Rate and other Universal Service Fund programs, and begins debarment proceedings.

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One of two FCC cybersecurity workshops placed on the calendar for mid-May is specifically designed to educate radio and television station owners, and will feature speakers from the Commission, federal partners and industry experts.

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The Federal Communications Commission today announced that it will host two cybersecurity workshops, led by its Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau.

Omnia XII for FM, HD Radio and DAB will debut at the NAB Show

The post Telos to Show New Flagship Processor at NAB appeared first on Radio World.

EdgeBeam Wireless and its CEO, Conrad Clemson, have gained attention for their non-traditional revenue opportunities associated with ATSC 3.0 technologies beyond NEXTGEN TV. Now, EdgeBeam is investing in its future by acquiring Broadspan distribution platform.

U.S. provider will offer Lawo IP-based products and turnkey crystal packages

The post BSW Signs on With Lawo appeared first on Radio World.

Broadcast Supply Worldwide (BSW) has signed an agreement allowing it to bring Lawo’s radio production and broadcast infrastructure solutions to stations across the United States. This includes integrated packages built around Lawo’s IP-based workflow technology.

The demonstration is intended to show real-world applications for virtualized EAS and shows a complete transmission chain flow featuring a pair of OPTIMOD 5950 HD, with analog FM plus HD-1, HD-2, HD-3 and HD-4 feeding an exporter/exporter and exciter into a dummy load.

Boston-based Backbone Broadcast is preparing to introduce a refreshed product at the 2026 NAB Show that offers what it describes as "a self-contained, cloud-connected digital radio network," one that is immersive and low-latency during live events, a key tech need for broadcasters.

The product allows radio stations to monitor up to 25 devices — including transmitters, STL links, audio codecs, sound processors, modulation monitors, networking equipment, and environmental sensors — through a secure cloud-based dashboard.

It also will show a 12-channel DMX console at the spring show

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