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The U.S. Supreme Court has granted a stay to the National Republican Congressional Committee and the FCC of a Fourth Circuit order that would have forced the Carr Commission to release a formal ruling on a controversial public notice Democrats assert added political action committees to the "lowest unit rate" qualifier list.

Radio developments include updates to SPECai and aiTrack

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For millions of TV viewers, she's a familiar mid-morning face thanks to her longtime association with NBC's TODAY. Soon, segments produced by her wellness company will begin appearing on Gray Media television stations across the U.S.

The woman who presently serves as Sr. VP/Managing Director of Sales for Educational/Informational programming for Hearst Media Production Group (HMPG) has been promoted to the newly created role of Executive VP of Sales & Revenue for the Hearst Television business unit.

It will likely be years, not months, before TEGNA's assets can be fully integrated into parent Nexstar Media Group's holdings as litigation seeking an unwind of a merger DirecTV and a coalition of state Attorneys General led by California's Rob Bonta contest continues. This explains the swift addition of "top sales roles" under Patrick Paolini.

The owner of broadcast radio stations under the Radio One brand, the Reach Media national audio arm and cable TV networks Cleo and TV One has decided when to release its fiscal results for the third quarter.  What can investors in Nasdaq-traded Urban One anticipate from CEO Alfred Liggins III?

In Duplin County, N.C., Teresa & Norman McCauley are known as the owners of "KIX-FM," which is actually daytime-only WKOO-AM 710 in Rose Hill, N.C. and its two FM translators at 100.5 MHz and 100.9 MHz.  Now, the McCauleys are poised to add a Class A FM to the northeast of these facilities to their asset chest.

Wisconsin-based group picks up 16 signals from Pritchard family

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Jacobs survey finds that among this group, traditional in-car AM/FM listening is at its lowest point

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With Netflix eliminating some 1,000 jobs and the ability of political action committees to use the "lowest unit rate" when book election-focused ads in question, it's a bumpy time for investors. On Wednesday, one broadcast TV in particular had a tough trading session but ultimately avoided a fresh year-to-date low in the final hour of trading.