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For several years, the popular refrain among many radio industry observers is that younger, Generation Z and Generation Alpha audio content consumers aren't tuning to FM radio. While that's debatable, a new study suggests Gen Z and Gen Alpha video consumers are largely tuning out local TV news — at least on TV.

By 11:59pm Eastern, must receive payments through the Commission’s CORES system. Submissions even one day late trigger a 25% penalty. Fees are owed based on authorizations held as of October 1, 2025, regardless of a station’s current status.

The "AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act" passed the U.S. House of Representatives more than one week ago. The bill, which has wide bipartisan support, now awaits action in the Senate.  Will it happen? Bill supporters are hopeful, but one Colorado House Member wants Americans to speak up.

In Southern California, some may recall Lawrence Tanter for his time in Radio. For many others around the world, he's known for his 43 years as the beloved public address announcer for the Los Angeles Lakers. Today, all are mourning the passing of Tanter, announced Wednesday evening by the team.

Promises a view of vehicle listening across DAB, FM and streaming

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California Republican Darrell Issa, Chairman of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, Artificial Intelligence, and the Internet, has introduced legislation aimed at thwarting foreign online piracy and protecting American creators from websites distributing stolen content.

For nearly two decades, it has enjoyed a camera technology relationship with the company that recently changed its name to Kokusai Denki. Now, Mississippi State University is extending this partnership, as MSU's University Television Center modernizes its live studio and field production workflows.

It sent an LOI to the Jourdanton nonprofit

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For the last several years, it has gained notoriety as the Chris Devine-led developer of technology decided to expand the reach of MHz-based signals and bring geo-targeted solutions to FM radio. Now, GeoBroadcast Solutions is no more — it has a new name.

A selection of games featuring the NHL team formerly known as the Hartford Whalers will be seen on WRAL-5 and WRAZ-50 in the Raleigh-Durham market as part of a special Saturday night package agreed to by Capital Broadcasting and the pro hockey franchise.