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How much will your radio or television station pay the Federal Communications Commission to help fund its fiscal year 2025 budget?  A total of $390,192,000 will come from the assessment and collection of regulatory fees, with a portion of that big total coming from broadcast media.

New products support processing, streaming and AoIP networks

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In October 2022, the individual who had successfully created the "WECK" Oldies brand in Western New York closed on his acquisition of an FM radio station in a city where he's a "Snowbird." Now, the man professionally known as Buddy Shula is focusing his broadcast ownership efforts on Buffalo.

The first mass timber facility in Greater Cincinnati is "forward-thinking in all aspects"

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From 1981 through his retirement in December 2007, he dominated afternoon drive on one of the world's most listened-to AM radio stations, creating a cast of unique and oftentimes hilarious characters including "Gilbert Gnarley," "The Right Rev. Deuteronomy Skaggs," and "Eunice and Bernice."

You've seen and heard the recent quarterly earnings results from the nation's largest, publicly traded radio broadcasting companies. For many, digital advertising growth is robust. However, that hasn't offset continued weakness in core advertising for linear, over-the-air stations. Next year is expected to be a bit better.

A potential loss of access to all FOX-branded cable television channels and FOX Television Stations properties for those who subscribe to YouTube TV has been prevented — officially.

Gray Media has agreed to partner up with the producer and primary rights holder for the play-by-play coverage of the National Hockey League club serving North Texas by bringing 15 TV markets across the team's territory — other than Dallas — several games via a broadcast simulcast.

Hosted by media veteran Dave Ross and former MLB pitcher Jensen Lewis, “VSiN By the Books” will deliver "actionable sports betting news, analysis and insights each day" to the sports fans who start their day by tuning to a FanDuel Sports Network channel delivered via an MVPD.

She's been a familiar pre-dawn face for those who chose to start their mornings with KABC-7 in Los Angeles for years, and first joined the ABC Owned Stations property in 1994. Now, she's saying farewell to local TV news after more than three decades behind the anchor desk and out in the field.