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Seven broadcast television stations owned by Byron Allen-led Allen Media Group won't be giving up their ABC Television Network affiliations anytime soon. A new multi-year agreement is now in place.

With a "hold separate" order forcing Nexstar from having any involvement with TEGNA's operation — including being barred from its board of directors — any possibility of merging newsrooms in New Orleans, where Nexstar owns WGNO-TV is a distant one. That was just reinforced with the naming of a WWL-TV ND by TEGNA.

“Broadcasters are eager to modernize, but they’re scrutinizing every upgrade”

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Mike Bugaj compares the Bolin phase box with the RSPDuo's diversity mode

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Upgrade to MX Limiting is a download for 5950 and 5950 HD users

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New tool manages coaxial transfer switches and interlocked panel

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Short radio feature has a life after CBS News Radio

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In a further commitment to women's sports and a national television platform for its further fan connection and growth in popularity, Scripps Sports has reached what it calls "a landmark partnership" that represents the first season-long coast-to-coast domestic TV package for a league that's all about women on ice — with sticks in hand.

A Los Angeles-headquartered multimedia company rooted in U.S. Hispanic media that today derives the majority of its income from digital advertising solutions on Tuesday quietly gave birth to a free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channel devoted to "noticias." It boasts a four-anchor delivery scheme.

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With the company since 2000, he takes on a product and tech role

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DAS supports “responsible” modernization but has "fundamental" concerns

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Bill Steckman, Don DiFranco, Rod Coppola, Steve Jacobson, Bob Pattison and Isaias Rivera, remembered 25 years later

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Media, content, consulting and entertainment opportunities are next on the agenda for Smoov, who will pursue them through his newly formed Nashville Brown LLC while saying he remains open to his next executive, programming, or media leadership opportunity.

Chairman Carr announced that the FCC will vote on at its next Open Meeting on two items that would open up massive troves of additional spectrum for the next-generation connectivity.

By Updating FCC's Approach to NEPA Environmental Regulations, Agency's Reforms Will Accelerate High-Speed Infrastructure Builds

The FCC at its upcoming September Open Meeting will vote on two items that its Republican leadership believes would open up "massive troves" of additional spectrum for the next-generation connectivity. One item is a "satellite spectrum abundance order." The other is a plan to modernize "UWB" rules.