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Receiving its global debut at IBC2025 two months ago, Raptor offers a straightforward way to embed CEA-608 Closed Captions into a live program stream. That process incorporates the AI-based workflow from ENCO’s enCaption solutions to automatically generate captions.

NextKast is now offering to radio broadcasting companies "an intelligent, playlist-aware synchronization engine" designed to streamlines how station groups share content across multiple markets while allowing customized local programming.

Global streaming and podcast infrastructure company Zeno Media has introduced a HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) across its platform, promising quicker starts, smoother playback, and enhanced monetization and measurement tools to its users.

Some 12 months after Audacy Inc. placed all of its sports inventory into a single sales platform, the veteran sales executive who serves as Sr. VP of Sports Monetization at the company with majority control held by Soros Fund Management is retiring. 

The exclusive global provider of Philips Professional Displays and complementary hardware and software products, has promoted from within to fill the role of Senior Director of Sales for North America.

Dynaudio has brought to market a refreshed suite of next-generation audio tools engineered to serve as the central monitor controller of the modern studio. The "Control" series additions include the Control 01 and Control 02 digital audio processors.

Roku Inc.'s TV streaming platform is among the most commonly used., making connected TV advertising through Roku a key driver in the ever-growing world of digital and streaming media budgets for CMOs. Now, Roku has rolled out an open self-service developer platform squarely focused on CTV advertising.

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The owner of the Global broadcast TV network and radio stations including Toronto's "Q107" and "The Edge" and Calgary's "QR" has moved forward with a "recapitalization transaction" that effectively concludes any involvement with the Shaw family — putting the fiscally challenged company in lenders' hands.