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The E.W. Scripps Company has appointed new Station Managers for its duopoly serving the Motor City and for its FOX affiliate along the Wasatch Front. The new leader for WXYZ and WMYD begins his role on April 14. At KSTU, the new local head takes on her new duties a week later.

Federal income tax returns are due in one week, and for those that still need to prepare and file them, there's one brand that stepped up last week to help build its sales. And, that effort was seen at Spot Cable, the latest data from Media Monitors show.

Connectivity and IP infrastructure are revolutionizing remote broadcast and production

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The FCC's Media Bureau is moving forward with seeking comment on the NAB's Petition for Rulemaking seeking the Commission to “establish a clear timeline to complete the transition” from ATSC 1.0. The NAB also seeks potential updates to MVPD "must-carry" carriage rules.

From CD jukeboxes to drones and astrophotography, award recipient is always exploring

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The parent company of WNYC Radio and Classical WQXR in the City of New York has a new COO and CFO. And, he's coming on board from a Washington, D.C.-based strategic communications agency.

In mid-January, Imagicomm Communications confirmed it was selling all of the stations it acquired from Cox Media Group. The first deal involved Marquee Broadcasting. On April 2, Todd Parkin's Rincon Broadcasting struck a bigger deal. Now, Imagicomm's remaining properties have found a buyer.

How will expected FCC deregulation of broadcast media ownership impact mergers and acquisitions? An Monday afternoon 2025 NAB Show Panel sought to tackle that question in an informal chat featuring a prominent veteran Washington, D.C., attorney; a top media broker; and BIA Advisory Services' Managing Director.

Longtime technology marketer will serve suppliers in and out of broadcast

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For 20 years, the NBC affiliate serving Cleveland owned by TEGNA has enjoyed a relationship with the Major League Baseball franchise formerly known as the Cleveland Indians. Now, the station has expanded its relationship with the team today known as the Cleveland Guardians.