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Are your radio or TV stations serving a unique audience of first-generation Americans or newly arrived immigrants? Here's a sobering statistic that could explain why advertising challenges and revenue growth were so severe for many multicultural media operations in 2025.

Myriad Schedule Pro adds third-party playout support, rotation progression controls

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As marketers face increased pressure to capture attention, keep costs in line and prove outcomes in a rapidly evolving industry, "Performance TV" has become the leading beneficiary for advertising investment. That's according to the 2026 State of Performance TV Report.

Longtime leader will step down Feb. 28

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It asks for comments on a national cap of 10 applications for most entities

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Brian Galante becomes president for the Americas at the marketing firm

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On Friday, the Federal Register published a summary of a Report and Order in the FCC's rulemaking proceeding amending its rules to advance the low-power television, TV translator and Class A television service. That's put the wheels in motion on an effective date for the new rules.

Here's the biggest takeaway from a newly released report from Hub Entertainment Research that you may want to read after dinner this evening: Rising social and creator video consumption is reducing time spent with television. 

“Voice ReGen” promises “a polished, broadcast-ready voice track”

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“The Evolving Ear: How New Listeners are Shaping Podcasting's Next Chapter" probes "first-year" podcast listeners—those who started listening within the last year and represent 20% of U.S. weekly podcast consumers—comparing their behaviors to "long-timers" who have been listening for five years or more.