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Whether you call the Model H-550T5 pink or rose, it caught Chuck Gloman's eye

The post Pretty in Pink: The Restoration of a 1955 Westinghouse Clock Radio appeared first on Radio World.

NOUO for operating overpowered CB Radio Service station

NOHI/NOUO for interference to GMRS frequencies

PSHSB reminds EAS Participants that on November 17, 2026, FEMA and the FCC will conduct a nationwide Emergency Alert System (EAS) test.

Adopts a Protective Order governing the filing and disclosure of confidential information in the Commission's IP Transition Dockets

For eleven years, he has served as President/GM of KENS-TV in Austin, joining the TEGNA-owned CBS affiliate after a role as Director of Sales for ABC-affiliated sibling WFAA-TV in Dallas. Now, he's adding similar responsibilities for TEGNA's ABC affiliate in Texas' state capital.

If approved, she would be the fourth commissioner and give Republicans a 3-1 majority

The post Hearing Scheduled for FCC Commissioner Thumann Severs’ Nomination appeared first on Radio World.

Leadership of the prominent comm law firm will retire soon

The post Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth Law Firm Is Closing appeared first on Radio World.

From the engineering team to those in the front office eager to learn more about licensed broadcast facilities, a website developed by Cavell, Mertz & Associates and launched in 2002 has proved invaluable as a FCC-focused search engine. Now, FCCInfo.com has a new owner, and it is the entity led by President/CEO Josh Bohn.

For years, they've operated from a Detroit suburb, serving the radio industry as a media research and strategy hub. Now, its President has announced he will step down from that role, taking on the title of Chairman as Jacobs Media's founder will shrink his day-to-day involvement to "select areas" of the business.

Popular data site was created by Cavell Mertz

The post MaxxKonnect Acquires FCCInfo.com appeared first on Radio World.

October was a wild month in the world of information technology

The post Tales From Cousin IT appeared first on Radio World.

Tune to a MVPD-distributed channel, and there's a very good chance you'll see two distinct spots. One is designed to tackle what Cubans call "la gripa" — and it is going around, big time. The other is designed to woo consumers from clothing resale sites including Poshmark.

We plot each of the 73 signals courtesy of RadioLand

The post Visualizing the AM Class A Stations in the U.S. as of 2026 appeared first on Radio World.

Think carefully about how we connect with generations, KQED's Ernesto Aguilar says

The post Do Young Voices on the Air Lead to Young Listeners? appeared first on Radio World.

For many years, it has served as legal counsel to more than 1,500 broadcast radio and television stations. On November 1, the law firm closed its doors. Two familiar attorneys are retiring while two others active with media clients have resurfaced at a San Francisco-headquartered practice.

The company that runs WPIX-11 in New York is facing charges of racial and gender discrimination from a University of Florida graduate who served as a news reporter for the TV station. It is the second such lawsuit against the company from an African American journalist who worked there.

He first petitioned the FCC in February and in June submitted an amended petition that would amend FM broadcast spacing rules for the U.S. Now, the Media Bureau is seeking comment on what Charles M. Anderson is seeking.

The nation's largest single owner of broadcast TV stations, even without its ownership of TEGNA, has declared a cash dividend for the third quarter of 2026. The news comes ahead of the company's release of its fiscal results for the three-month period ending September 30.

In Washington, D.C., circles, Blair Levin is widely known for his time as the Chief of Staff to FCC Chairman Reed Hundt. On October 13, it became known that he has joined New York University's Center on Technology Policy as Senior Fellow. Now, Levin has another role, and it is inside the Beltway.