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Music 1, Inc. and UK-based Aiir are taking separate business paths at the end of 2026, concluding a long-running commercial relationship while maintaining the close integration between Music 1 and Aiir's PlayoutOne radio automation system.

Providing the ability for external systems to control System T console parameters via the open and extensible OSC protocol, the upgrade is designed to bring third-party equipment "seamless access" to the SSL ecosystem, supporting ad hoc workflows and enhancing flexibility and interoperability in modern production environments.

National Association of Broadcasters and National Alliance of State Broadcasters Associations are partnering

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Some 10 1/2 months after the plan was floated, the introduction of indefinite broadcasting licenses for Canadian AM and FM radio stations — erasing the need for a renewal application — has come to fruition. The CRTC issued its decision in the matter on Monday.

With hours to go before the current carriage agreement for WRTV-6 in Indianapolis expires, there's a slim chance a new deal between DirecTV and current owner Circle City Broadcasting will surface. The expected "blackout," by law, would see the ex-Scripps station join WNDY-TV and WISH-TV as unavailable local channels.

From funding police K9s to hosting "Woofstock," Ohio's "Rock Dog" serves the community

The post This Low-Power FM Gets a Whole Lot of Bark Out of Its Signal appeared first on Radio World.

A pair of progressive political action groups, along with a collection of viewers of ABC stations, have filed a Motion to Intervene as plaintiffs alongside The Walt Disney Company in its federal lawsuit against the FCC being argued in U.S. District Court.

Community engagement is "critical to provide programming at scale," CEO Chesley Maddox-Dorsey says

The post American Urban Radio Networks Stays True to Its Mission appeared first on Radio World.

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.

New Commission cybersecurity requirements for the Emergency Alert System take effect on September 29. To help stations understand the new requirements and how to best prepare for compliance, the NAB and the National Alliance of State Broadcasters Associations (NASBA) are teaming up.