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The Media and Democracy Project has submitted a mandamus petition with the D.C. Circuit that would compel the FCC to act on the advocacy group's desire to appeal a Media Bureau decision granting the license renewal of a FOX-owned property, ignoring MAD's concerns tied to news reports deemed false and ownership character issues.

Gary Begin offers several specific tips for your station

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The CEO of MultiDyne joins RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson to share more about a recent acquisition that marks a significant advancement for a company that for 50 years has offered broadcasters and video production professionals products focused on signal conversion and fiber-optic-based transport systems.

For KARE-11 President/GM Doug Wieder, “Bringing Lynx basketball to fans across Minnesota and the team’s local broadcast territory means giving hometown fans more access to their hometown team. That's exactly the kind of local connection we're proud to support."

Tower site was at risk from Aspen Acres wildfire

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Summary report shows intricacies of statewide public warning plans

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The convention takes place in September in Amsterdam

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Lessons learned from due diligence inspections and other site visits

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The strategic development, operational infrastructure, and business growth of New England multimedia company Binnie Media's expanding Connected TV and integrated marketing division has been put in the hands of a woman with a quarter-century of marketing and brand strategy experience across Northern New England.

A federal appeals court has upheld an injunction won by Cumulus Media against ratings giant Nielsen, agreeing with a lower court that the company likely violated antitrust law by leveraging an alleged monopoly over national radio data to pressure broadcasters into buying local data they didn't want.