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In addition to live game broadcasts on WKIM-FM, which serves Western Tennessee, the partnership includes promotional support, weekly features, and opportunities for fans to connect with coaches, players and the program throughout the year.

He has served as the General Counsel of the Federal Communications Commission since January 2025 and for 22 years has served as a law professor at Michigan State University.  Now, he's President Trump's nominee to serve as Asst. Attorney General at the Department of Justice.

In August 2025, the publicly traded parent company of Hispanic consumer-focused Estrella Media and of venerable New York radio brands WBLS and “HOT 97” named him Chief Revenue Officer, reporting to CEO Albert Rodriguez. Now, he's rising from CRO to President as the company's Chief Financial Officer departs.

Suggesting it is a replacement for Nielsen misses a key point, Mike Worrall writes

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View the slides Connoisseur's legal team used to make its case for rule reform

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The Savannah Bananas have quickly built a global reputation by electing to play baseball by its own rules. With coverage on a multitude of broadcast and cable TV channels, the team’s production arm elected Calrec to deliver a home run with a flexible broadcast infrastructure built to match its ambition.

When it came to selecting a tech product to bring to audiences live coverage of the "Unity Concert for America," Philadelphia's Independence Day celebration celebrating America 250, the ABC Owned Stations property serving the Cradle of Liberty went with an offering on the market for one year. 

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Until now, the lone way fans of the Minnesota Wild could follow live play-by-play without paying for it was via the radio. That continues via iHeartMedia's KFAN-FM with the upcoming 2026-2027. But, for those seeking to watch the games on broadcast TV, there's a forthcoming plan that's being cemented soon.

The NHL's Minnesota Wild aren't the only pro team on the ice to cement fresh game telecast arrangements set to start with the upcoming 2026-2027 season. Three other teams are making changes, and they each involve NHL Productions as the telecast producer.