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The individual who served in the role today held by Adam Symson between 1985 and 1998 has died at the age of 89. Larry Leser is being remembered by many across the industry, including former Scripps head Rich Boehne, who calls Leser "a brilliant strategist, decisive and never afraid of taking risks.”

The online course is available for $395

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If it were up to automakers such as GM, Ford and Toyota, any U.S. legislative mandate requiring them to include an AM radio in every vehicle's in-dash entertainment system should be stopped. And, they've collectively spent millions of dollars to prevent the legislation from forward advancement on Capitol Hill.

A reader shares his thoughts on Columbus Day

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It will help employers comply with updated tower safety guidelines

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Tells FCC the proposed deal would leave post-acquisition company in control of 96% of C-band spectrum

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Live and automation capabilities allowed the company to downsize its physical infrastructure

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As September began, it became known that Mike Carr would be transferring from Fresno to run the ABC Owned Stations sibling serving Houston. Now, Carr's successor has been revealed. 

Connected TV advertising measurement and delivery platform Innovid is teaming up with Alltold, a "responsible technology pioneer building AI to understand bias, stereotypes, and inclusion in creative content," for a report that shares "the state of representation" in Connected TV spots.

Pat Roberts, President/CEO of the FAB, discusses the vital importance of live and local broadcasters to Florida in this conversation we share as the 2024 hurricane season nears its close, and our Fall 2024 magazine readies its completion with a feature on two Florida TV stations' efforts during Hurricane Milton.