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It is home to the broadcast towers for three FM radio stations owned and operated by Bonneville International. That FM infrastructure just saw a major upgrade, and it involved the installation of a new master antenna system from the Sinclair Inc. subsidiary headquartered in Raymond, Me.

When it comes to podcast advertising knowledge and measurement, how does one know exactly where a consumer is and then present that data to a potential marketer? Magellan AI has a solution, thanks to a new licensing and integration agreement with the nation's dominant audience data analytics company.

Together they signal a shift toward streamlined all-IP signal chains from studio to transmitter

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Xperi has added 52 US markets to its DTS AutoStage Broadcaster Portal in the platform's second expansion since November, extending in-vehicle listener measurement to smaller and mid-sized markets, many of which have had limited access to listener measurement.

With many campus broadcasters facing tighter budgets, Telos Alliance is partnering with the College Radio Foundation to award an Omnia.11 FM_HD audio processor to a US college radio station through an online contest open to students, faculty, and staff.

It is considered to be, as the company calls it, "the upstart audio brand for radio imaging effects." AUDITORY FX has gained a reputation thanks to the efforts of Steve Stone Voiceovers. Now it has brought to market its latest library.

Paperwork has been submitted for FCC regulatory approval that would see a 10-watt FM translator that enjoys nearly full-city coverage of Roaonke, Va., thanks to terrain, trade hands. The seller is Bible Broadcasting Network.

The company will explore more sustainable options for the Birmingham stations

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Key to XGN Global's efforts is the development and rollout of 5G Broadcast technology ... and of course the equipment. At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the release of the world's first commercial rugged smartphone capable of receiving 5G Broadcast TV signals came to life.

How did the nation's largest audio content creation and distribution company perform in the final three months of 2025? While there was a small revenue increase, a net loss was seen as adjusted EBITDA finished in the mid-point of company guidance. The Q4 and full-year 2025 results were released following Monday's Closing Bell.