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On Tuesday, RBR+TVBR first reported the signing of a fresh accord with Hearst Television that brings play-by-play of the NBA's Orlando Magic to the Tampa-St. Petersburg DMA. Now, the team will see approximately 70 regular season games air on broadcast Tv stations owned by Gray Media in three other Sunshine State markets. 

PublicFile Pro aims to streamline your station’s endless compliance paperwork

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Broadcasters should not mistake long lead time for a reason to ignore the issue

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Comcast Technology Solutions (CTS) has brought to market a group of AI-powered workflow applications for broadcasters, content owners, and operators worldwide it plans to showcase at the upcoming 2026 IBC Show in Amsterdam — now a major precursor to the annual NAB Show each spring in Las Vegas.

As 2025 neared its completion, digital media veteran Scott Swanson agreed to purchase a trio of full-power FM radio stations and four AM properties, each with FM translators to boost consumer access to the audio brands. Now, the transaction brokered by longtime dealmaker George Kimble has closed.

RCS Intelligence is a new AI engine built into the RCS Cloud ecosystem

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The jazz outlet is getting an all-inclusive community home

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The station may be absent from DirecTV for upward of six years, with his ABC affiliate serving Indianapolis joining the facility and a MyNetwork TV sibling in a bitter retransmission consent impasse, but that's not going to be an obstacle for DuJuan McCoy in bringing fans of Butler University Men's Basketball to WISH-8.

With the privatization of Salem Media, completed on August 20, former Chief Financial Officer Evan Masyr accepted the new role of CFO at K-LOVE, where he begins his new duties on September 14.  Now, WaterStone-held Salem has promoted from within in a move to bolster its finance and accounting department.

It was warned in late April: pay your overdue regulatory fees to the FCC, or risk losing your license. The owner has chosen the latter, and is getting his AM serving Butte, Mont., taken away from him.