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Broadcast Blinds, known for its daylight control products used at broadcast TV stations across the globe, used the 2025 NAB Show in Las Vegas as the launching pad for a new line of portable daylight control systems.

Agency plans to launch modernized alert system by September following high-profile outages and crashes

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The multimedia company superserving African American consumers that has abandoned its plans to build a casino gaming resort in Virginia has determined when it will release and subsequently discuss its first quarter 2025 earnings results.

Here's the good news: TelevisaUnivision saw Q1 2025 adjusted OIBDA growth and "sustained momentum against our strategic priorities.” However, domestic revenue declined 4% as total revenue for its Mexico operations slumped by 23%.

She succeeds Paul Suchman, who left in March

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It allows sample tests to be used on most device formats

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On Tuesday, the FCC issued a Notice of Violation to the licensee of a low-power radio station serving a portion of South Florida as part of "The Voice of the Caribbean" for far exceeding its licensed power output. A second LPFM that's a simulcast partner, owned by a different licensee, has apparently done the same thing.

The all-new 30-minute video podcast, presented by dot.FM, features an exclusive conversation between RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson and Foster Garvey Office Managing Director and Principal Brad Deutsch. The discussion focuses on the many anticipated regulatory changes coming for Radio and TV.

She's all but certain to become the next FCC Commissioner and on April 9 participated in a nomination hearing conducted by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation. It is now known that the Committee will vote on Olivia Trusty's nomination on April 30, which would set up a full Senate vote.

Now is a great time to evaluate whether initiating digital broadcasts makes sense

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