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Triton Digital, the digital audio ad tech company acquired by iHeartMedia in 2021, has a new contract in place that gives NBC Sports advanced hosting, monetization, audience measurement, and audience insight tools to support and scale its growing podcast and digital audio portfolio.

The president's FY 2027 budget has been released, and it includes no dollars for local public television stations — even after a loss in a D.C. district court this week for his Executive Order which ended “taxpayer subsidization of biased media” by ending federal funding of both NPR and PBS. APTS's head responded.

On March 27, Members of Congress wrote to the FCC seeking a firm transition deadline for full-power broadcasters to complete their transition to ATSC 3.0, which powers NEXTGEN TV signals. The association founded by "SuperFrank" Copsidas has responded, and makes it clear that low-power stations should be exempted.

Car dealerships, grocery stores, and big retailers were once the underpinnings of local advertising. But that's changed, leaving media companies and ad agencies scrambling to find new clients. What has changed and what business will be fueling the growth through 2029 was the focus on a webinar conducted Friday by Borrell Associates

Watching the National League MLB team that plays its home games a stone's throw away from NAB Headquarters in the Nation's Capital is getting a little easier, thanks to the FOX Television Stations property serving the sprawling Washington DMA — and Gray Media properties in surrounding DMAs.

FOX Television Stations' WTXF-29 in Philadelphia — is celebrating 30 years of waking up the region. On Wednesday, that saw a black tie gala attract a wide variety of local personalities, brought to viewers in a 60-minute special broadcast. 

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It's the view of public relations veteran turned public speaking coach Rosemary Ravinal that predictability is the fastest way to lose an audience. Surprise, on the other hand, is the spark that keeps people leaning in for more, she shares in this post-April Fool's Day column.

The annual Alliance for Women in Media breakfast held during the NAB Show in Las Vegas won't be sugar-coating its morning offerings when it comes to the main topic of discussion — although there may be a tasty pastry to go along with the coffee.

NAB Show engineering session will discuss war stories from the front lines of broadcasting

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