Industry News

It is the parent of the TuneIn audio streaming app, a key globally distributed platform for the streaming of live and local AM and FM stations across the U.S. Soon, it will become a unit of a Montréal-based media company with 24/7 commercial free music channels available on MVPDs such as Hotwire.

Marketing company joins a growing list of new integrations at iHeart

The post iHeart, StackAdapt Partner on Programmatic Advertising appeared first on Radio World.

New partnerships with TikTok and Amazon seek to expand the broadcaster’s online presence

The post iHeartMedia Hopes to Convert Its Broadcast Inventory Into Digital Dollars appeared first on Radio World.

SelectorCloud will makes its debut at the Radio TechCon show

The post RCS to Unveil a Cloud-Based Selector appeared first on Radio World.

Mike Pappas on quality control, HLS and the future of content delivery

The post Make the Time to Listen to Your Station Critically appeared first on Radio World.

He’s being honored by the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia

The post Skalish Sustains Philly’s Broadcast Engineering Tradition appeared first on Radio World.

In November 2023, Steve Kingston agreed to a $75,000 purchase of an Annapolis, Md.-based FM translator. Then, in January 2024, came the acquisition of WYRE-AM, a move that ushered the return of the longtime WRNR brand to local airwaves. Now, Kingston is out as another former WPGC figure is in.

MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems has brought to market a product designed to simplify live aerial and ground production workflows for Gyro-Stabilized Systems (GSS). This is being accomplished through the integration of SilverBULLET miniature transceivers within the GSS Cineflex Series of broadcast gimbals.

The drivers of American broadcasting will be present on Wednesday at the Harvard Club of New York City for Forecast 2026. There is only one way to gather all of the insight and information being shared at this VIP-level event: You have to be there!

A launch announcement came on Halloween, but it wasn't until November 10 that it gained widespread attention — and a watchful eye — from the broadcast media industry. One of the "Big Tech" Goliaths has introduced location-based interactive video ads on its platform.