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British citizen Matthew Davidge's politically focused TV venture devoted to “bite-sized videos and informational text” to the “purple majority” has made its debut in no less than 20 new markets — a rollout timed to coincide with the opening on Monday of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

The Local Sales Manager at The E.W. Scripps Co.'s two stations in Green Bay, Wisc., and nearby Appleton-Oshkosh, Wisc., is rising to Station Manager. In her new role, Clark will lead day-to-day operations and also serve as the stations' Director of Sales.

The company led by chief executive Jon Kirchner is officially experiencing a well-welcomed rebound for its shares. Sparking the flurry of activity is Friday's announcement that the company has agreed to sell its Perceive Corp. subsidiary to Amazon.com Services LLC.

He was with Educational Media Foundation for 15 years

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The presumptive Democratic candidate for President of the United States has seen her campaign invest in a big week-over-week increase in broadcast television spots, new data from Media Monitors show.

On April 30, 2019, Carl Lamm officially said goodbye to the radio industry. Now, those who knew Lamm are preparing to say their goodbyes to him. Lamm died on Thursday following a period of declining health at the age of 97.

Its radio stations will carry in-dash visual programming and ad messages

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The RW team shares what tech they use to listen at home

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WheatNet Blades and Cambium link transfer uncompressed digital audio

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India and China are among the target markets for the consortium

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