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Streamline Publishing's Radio Ink and the Radio + Television Business Report are proud to present their respective Lifetime Leadership Awards to two of broadcasting's most respected executives, honoring careers that together span a century of radio and television leadership.

Four years after acquiring an FM with a 50kw signal covering Munsing and Escanaba, Mich., Aurora Media and its "906 Delta" licensee has agreed to sell the station.

Days after the results of a close employee-led vote to discontinue SAG-AFTRA representation of its unionized anchors and reporters were shared, a second labor decertification effort has transpired at the Sinclair Inc.-owned ABC affiliate serving the biggest market in the Pacific Northwest.

KAB to induct Ted Woodward of KNSS, late Curtis Duncan of KLCI/KKOE

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Skyview Networks is expanding its agreement with Playfly Sports by adding a pair of Lone Star State collegiate partners while a California school adds production to the services it already receives from Skyview.

Neal Gladner is retiring as Executive Director of the Arkansas Broadcasters Association, following the SBA's upcoming convention in mid-September. Taking his role is the association's Membership Director.

That's one benefit of advances in distributed infrastructure

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The Operations Manager for a group of radio stations that includes Midway, Ga.-licensed and Savannah-targeted WGCO "Hot 98.3" has accepted the role of Manager of Station Operations for AI-powered audio tech vendor Super Hi-Fi.

Duke, Auburn and Georgia Tech are the first schools to use the service

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Beginning Sept. 1, most station licenses will renew at end of current terms

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