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Xperi took full advantage of its presence at NAB Show New York to announce an enhanced version of its DTS AutoStage Broadcaster Portal launching on November 1, introducing expanded audience analytics that will now stretch across 250 US markets.

The show's attendees represented 95 countries with 10% from outside the U.S.

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Hal Kneller asks if legislation needs to mandate both AM and FM in cars

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In the U.S., it is aligned with FOX. In Canada, the ad-supported video-on-demand (AVOD) platform known as Tubi has struck a deal with the parent of CTV and a group of radio stations operated by iHeartRadio.

Not everyone can say they worked for the same company their whole life

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On Monday, November 10, the executive leadership team at Townsquare Media will be unveiling the company's third quarter earnings results at the start of the day. It is now known that the radio industry's biggest single owner of radio stations will do the same after that day's closing bell for U.S. financial markets.

The latest three-month review of how U.S. consumers spend their time listening to ad- supported audio is out, courtesy of Nielsen Audio. It's based on data compiled by the audience measurement giant and third-party partner Edison Research. What's the key takeaway? Ad-supported audio represents two-thirds of total listening. 

Former interns are in the spotlight, as they are making a positive impact across the media, technology and tech sectors.

She's a very familiar figure in radio industry circles, and following an organizational shift in April departed Skyview Networks. At the time, there were hints that she'd resurface soon.  That announcement arrived on October 23, and it sees Jeanne-Marie Condo-Bucknell take a role at Audacy Inc.'s Infinity Networks.

It's the parent of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball club — in addition to a mobile phone service provider, cable TV service giant, and local radio and television stations as well as the Citytv network. All helped Rogers Communications beat Zacks Equity Research's third quarter earnings forecast.