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Compressing services into less spectrum creates a “Tetris-like” problem, NAB commented

The post NAB Urges FCC to Tamp Down Reallocation Plans for Upper C-Band appeared first on Radio World.

In September 2015, she was promoted to President of the Lionsgate Television Group. She was then elevated to Chairman. Now, she's seeking her next opportunity, but outside of the industry. It marks the end of a four-decade run in television programming and production for Stern.

The NAB’s former EVP of Technology and Chief Technology Officer now focuses exclusively on an-ATSC 3.0-fueled alternative to GPS. In the Winter 2026 RBR+TVBR magazine, out now, Sam Matheny shares why making the Broadcast Positioning System a reality is a priority.

It will hold two this year at its new training center

The post Nautel Schedules RF Basics Courses appeared first on Radio World.

Prompted by a lightning strike, Hubbard South Florida upgrades WRMF

The post “I Wanted Big, Bright, Roomy” appeared first on Radio World.

FCC admonishes New Haven's WNHA(LP) for false certifications

The post Connecticut LPFM Reaches FCC Agreement Over WBLS Interference appeared first on Radio World.

The Feb. 12 radiothon was anchored by the Audacy station's on-air talent

The post Alice 105.9 Raises $1 Million for Children’s Hospital Colorado appeared first on Radio World.

With an eclectic Americana-fueled mix of music in morning drive and signature NPR information-based programs in mornings and afternoons, KCBX has served as a leading audio brand for California's Central Coast for decades. Now, it is promoting from within to fill the role of General Manager, thanks to a retirement. 

“AI is no longer a premium feature. It is rapidly becoming a baseline capability”

The post Exhibitor Viewpoint: Mick Olesh of Waves Audio appeared first on Radio World.

The association filed reply comments in the FCC's proceeding on the advancement of the new broadcast television standard known as ATSC 3.0, urging the Commission to waste no time in getting more licensees on board. The ultimate goal? Saying goodbye to the current digital TV standard, which isn't so easy.