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For more than 15 years, U.S. Hispanics have emerged as the pacesetters when it comes to adopting and embracing new technology. A newly released report from Nielsen timed to coincide with the start of Hispanic Heritage Month reinforces this fact, showing just how Latinos overindex on video streaming consumption.

The licensee led by Diane Sutter that includes stations tied to the family of the late Willie Davis is selling its remaining audio brand on the local dial, and the buyer is a statewide purveyor of liberal-leaning political talk and spoken word programming.

A mobile and REMI production company serving broadcast media across the U.S. has rolled out its Modulation truck, and in Music City USA it is being put to use for live high school football broadcasts on a MyTV Network affiliate owned by Sinclair Inc. 

The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday voted not to restore government dollars directed toward secular non-commercial radio and TV stations in its FY 2026 appropriations bill. The President/CEO of America's Public Television Stations lamented the latest zero-sum motives of Republicans.

"NRB’s voice in our nation’s capital has never been more crucial"

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The Weigel Broadcasting-owned digital multicast network best-known for its second-run programming and the weekly Svengoolie B-movie program on Saturday evenings has been added to one of the nation's biggest virtual MVPD services.

For some 25 years, Andrés Cantor has sought to attract Spanish-language radio listeners who can't miss a minute of FIFA World Cup action by investing a significant amount of money in the rights to the biggest sports tournament on the planet. Now, the company created to support the World Cup action is welcoming a Chief Digital Officer.

Thrilled about Daniel Jones' performance on Sunday, or thoroughly disappointed by Russell Wilson, Tua or those J-E-T-S? DraftKings knows many have been pulled into the always-magnetic NFL season already, and to attract those fans and perhaps those of college football, it stepped up its Spot activity last week.

But 98.3 WLUS(FM) in Virginia contends the operation is an FCC violation

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It's a whole new Connoisseur Media, with all of the former Alpha Media's broadcast assets joining the company's heritage properties on Long Island, N.Y., and along the Connecticut shoreline. As such, new Format Coordinators are in place, reporting to SVP of Programming Keith Dakin.