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It first gained notice for its network of streaming radio stations and international offices in Madrid and Algarve, Portugal. Now, Fort Lauderdale-headquartered Thasis LLC has brought to life a mix of software and services that independent and small-market radio stations may find appealing.

This comes as FEMA plans its nationwide test in November

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Led by Brent Whelan, Vice President of Global Services at GatesAir, and members of the AirWatch365 team, the webinar will demonstrate how broadcasters can strengthen operational visibility, accelerate troubleshooting and improve transmission reliability.

We asked author Bruce Bahmani why he took on a biography of Ted Anthony

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Former Viacom, Clear Channel and Triathlon executive helped launch WLTW in New York

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It's an AI-fueled "audio enhancer" with one key goal in mind: to provide speech restoration for uploaded audio and video recordings, including interviews recorded in locations with lots of noise. Distorted phone interviews and archival material in need of a boost is also a selling point for Diffio, the creation of Nathan Harmon.

The group led by President Madeleine Noland is cheering "significant progress in next-generation broadcast technology" seen in the South American nation following successful laboratory validation and a live demonstration of "innovative" interference cancellation and signal reception capabilities.

For the last five years, Gerry McGavick has led revenue-generation efforts across the company’s television platforms and served as Hearst Television’s primary liaison with the agency community, national sales representation firms and other sales partners. Since 2017, he has supervised the company’s political advertising sales.

Paperwork has been submitted to the FCC for its review and expected approval that will allow the radio station ownership group founded by the retiring Ed Levine to sell them to a company formed in the late 1980s by an automotive group head. The deal had a broker, representing Galaxy Media.

For eight years he's been a President at North Carolina-based Dick Broadcasting Co., overseeing its radio stations in markets ranging from Greenville-New Bern to Savannah, Ga. Now, he's heading to Nebraska and neighboring Iowa to head up SummitMedia's stations there for Carl Parmer.