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A news pact has been forged between KXL-FM and KOIN-6, the station led by RBR+TVBR Top Local TV Leader Tom Keeler, who serves as VP/GM. It brings together "two established Portland news organizations to expand coverage of local news, weather and information across radio, TV and digital platforms."

As of today, Gray Media's presence in Oregon is comprised of the home of "FOX 12" and its broadcast sibling known to locals as "FOX 12 Plus" until earlier this year, when it was reborn as Rose City SportsNet. Now, Gray is poised to grow a little larger in the Beaver State, thanks to a deal with SagamoreHill.

The man who founded Civic Media earlier this month signed off on an agreement to obtain two AMs, two FMs and an FM translator in the Waterloo, Iowa market from the Mary Quass-led NRG Media. Now, a Form 314 filing has been made with the FCC, and we know how much Quass is earning from the sale that involves Kalil & Co.

The CABSAT 2026 conference is poised to serve as an event where MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems will place a large spotlight on an expanded technology portfolio that brings MRMC’s camera robotics and motion control technologies alongside MultiDyne’s fiber transport, camera connectivity and IP offerings.

It is a transport and distribution system the company believes can allow engineers to move balanced microphone and line-level audio over shielded Cat5e or Cat6 cable while lowering cable bulk and setup time. And, it has just come to market from Violet Audio US.

What should you know about California's new AI law?

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It's a Class D AM radio station with an FM translator serving the second-largest metropolitan area of Oregon, offering a Sports Talk format to local listeners. Pending regulatory approval, the facilities will become the property of a bulldog.

Under new ownership, BE is optimistic about OTA’s future

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The cancelled Cumulus-owned WLAW(FM) had occupied 97.5 in Whitehall

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They are properties operated by Sinclair Inc. via a shared services agreement with a licensee operated by political commentator and entrepreneur Armstrong Williams. On August 20, Williams moved forward with turning that SSA into outright ownership for Sinclair. The FCC has granted the assignment of authorization request for one of the stations.