Jerry LeBow Dies, Was Station Owner and EAS Business Leader
He co-founded Sage Alerting Systems as well as a radio station group
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Broadcasters Fly Into D.C. for AM Radio Push
They'll head to Capitol Hill on Tuesday for some face-to-face lobbying
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With Arrakis Digital Refresh, WCOM Celebrates 20 Years
LPFM pioneer moves from an analog “beast” to a modular AoIP setup
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Broadcasters Weigh Insurance Coverage Against the Cost
Special report: Costs grow as companies juggle revenue challenges
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DirecTV, Scripps Agree To End Retrans Impasse
An announcement arrived just before 5 PM Pacific time on Friday, ending a re-transmission dispute that blocked DirecTV customers from receiving all stations owned by The EW Scripps Co..
Let’s Keep Things Moving
Tips for moving a transmitter when time is tight
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SBS Reorganization Plan Now Waits on the FCC
A bankruptcy judge signed off on the plan on July 1
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NAB Show NY Gives First Look at Sessions
Radio has a fresh lineup of sessions on AI, streaming, and broadcast innovation to look forward to in Manhattan this fall. Registration is now open for NAB Show New York, returning to the Javits Center on October 21 and 22 with roughly 80 hours of programming.
Bath Time: A Pure Deal For A FM Translators
Two FM translators licensed to the radio broadcasting company founded by the late Gordon Ichikawa and led today by Dawn Ichikawa is being sold to a regional operator led by Tom Hoyt.
NAB Unveils Updated Broadcaster Public Service Resource
The NAB has launched a redesigned Spot Center, a move the association says makes it easier for local radio and television stations to access "high-quality public service campaigns from trusted nonprofit organizations."
