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Booster notes are serving KLLC and KITS

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Three high-powered Democrats have written to the Chair of Paramount Global expressing concerns as to whether the parent of CBS News and Stations "may be engaging in potentially illegal conduct" involving the Trump Administration in exchange for regulatory approval of its merger with Skydance Media.

Radio Data Center fuels the comprehensive guide with FM, MW and SW listings, in print or digital

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In San Francisco, FM radio reception can be tough largely due to the area’s hilly terrain. Audacy, now under new leadership, has opted to do something about that for two of its FMs.

With the main ballroom at capacity, the 2025 MFM conference kicked off in earnest on Monday with an in-depth and revealing panel discussion featuring three key CFOs representing broadcast media moderated by the Publisher/President of the Radio + Television Business Report and Radio Ink. 

The platform includes a large library of ready-to-use AI voices

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The emphasis is through the Radio, TV, and Film (RTF) Department and includes courses from that school plus the departments of Engineering Technology, Information Systems (College of Business), Computer Science, and Music. It is the result of years of planning and consultation with help from the WBA.

Some broadcast companies have been closing down "underperforming" stations

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Centura Churchill, daughter of the founder, carries on the family business

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For a third consecutive month, streaming’s share of total TV viewing reached a record high in April, according to Nielsen’s monthly report of The Gauge. Time spent streaming accounted for 44.3% of total TV viewing in April, adding a half-point over March and 1.7 points since January.