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This means we can deliver so many more program details in a way that’s energetic and vibrant

The post We Are Coming Out of a “Deep Compression” appeared first on Radio World.

Reader Mike Miranda wonders how a 50 kW AM station can operate on a programming loop since January

The post Letter: The WBT Transmitter Site Isn’t Just a “Radio Geek” Matter appeared first on Radio World.

It proposes to take advantage of location information in CAP EAS messages

The post Circles and Polygons: FCC Seeks to “Incentivize” EAS Geotargeting appeared first on Radio World.

Kevin Kugler, Steve Lundy, John Knicely and Ken Siemek will be inducted

The post Four to Enter the Nebraska Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame appeared first on Radio World.

Valdosta operator says "suspicious phenomenon" is preventing LPFM from reaching potential

The post Georgia LPFM Asks FCC to Raise Power Due to Atmospheric Conditions appeared first on Radio World.

Rumors first surfaced across the Queen City last week that a reduction-in-force was coming to The E.W. Scripps Co. On Tuesday, President/CEO Adam Symson addressed the "organizational changes" tied to a previously announced "transformation" at the broadcast TV station ownership group. He did so in an internal memo.

But “the vast majority” of people are still reached by radio every week

The post In Europe, Daily Radio Listening Time Resumes Its Decline appeared first on Radio World.

Canada's source for radio industry audience measurement data has moved forward with a new hybrid radio measurement approach for local markets. As Numeris sees it, "Radio Local+" marks "a pivotal step forward in how audiences will be measured across Canada." It's also being eyed as "a foundational milestone " in its broader audio strategy.

Is scale still the winning strategy in media, or has the math changed? A longtime financial analyst focused on broadcast media will tackle those questions on October 21 during an NAB Show New York session baring the name "The Future of Media: Consolidation or Spin-Off?"

The Texas Association of Broadcasters' TAB Show begins Wednesday (8/5), with two days of panel sessions and an exposition that includes the presence of a New York-headquartered company that for 50 years has attracted broadcasters for its video and, more recently, its fiber optic systems.