Alabama Broadcasters Take to the Road
State association is in midst of a nine-stop reception tour that goes to November
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Industry News
Paramount/WBD Merger Delay Could Reach Until Mid-2027
A U.S. District Judge has signed off on an order that presents a small victory to WGA West and a group of state Attorneys General led by California's Rob Bonta, as Paramount Skydance has agreed to hold off closing its proposed merger with Warner Bros. Discovery until a date that could come as late as June 1, 2027.
Using AI to Offer a Big-Market Sound on a Small-Market Budget
Frederick Tubiermont’s tools are meant for small, independent stations to do more for less
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Letter: How to Haul Large Transmitters
Engineer Daniel Luke shares his experiences
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Our Conversation With Bob Orban, Part 6
At age 80, the master audio designer isn’t done yet
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Q&A: EBU’s Vincent Sneed on the Digital Networks Act
The policy advisor explains why the DNA proposal in Europe is important
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Murphy Leaves Riverfront For DRG Media Role
DRG Media has named a new General Manager and Director of Sales and Operations at the South Dakota-based radio broadcasting company. He'll now oversee seven stations after five years as Director of Sales and Campaign Development at Riverfront Broadcasting in Rapid City.
A Mid-Missouri Noncomm Successfully Upgrades Its Transmitter
It is a Class C2 FM serving a big college town with a cavalcade of community programming that on Friday ranged from a pre-Shabbat Jewish Spectrum hour to a two-hour sunset block dedicated to the Grateful Dead. It now serves Columbia, Mo., a little clearer thanks to the successful deployment of a new transmitter.
‘HI’ Radio Hosts Ignite Protests Over New Hawaii Driver’s Licenses
Hawaii's new official identification cards didn't pass muster with a pair of Pacific Media Group air personalities at one of its Honolulu radio stations. The result? More than 6,000 signatures have been placed on a Change.org petition they started begging for reconsideration. Honolulu's Mayor says no — so far.
‘K103’ Iconic Air Talent Craig Walker Dies
He first attracted a loyal audience at "62 KGW," which aired a Top 40 format until the rise of FM radio stations in the 1980s. He'd go on to a fruitful tenure at "K103," today an iHeartMedia-owned AC stalwart in the local ratings. Now, many are mourning the loss of Craig Walker, who died suddenly on Wednesday.
