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At the end of 2025, the VP/General Manager of the two stations operated by Sinclair Inc. in Titletown will retire. There won't be a national search for his successor: The current Station Manager for the Green Bay, Wisc., pair will assume that role come 2026.

Here's something that broadcast TV stations eager to transition to the ATSC 3.0 broadcast TV standard may get excited about. GatesAir has introduced a new version of its Maxiva XTE software-defined television exciter with NEXTGEN TV its key focal point.

A media buying collective built for independent agencies and mid-market advertisers has secured a new partnership with FreeWheel, the Comcast-owned global technology platform for the streaming advertising ecosystem.

There's a new leader at the ABC affiliate serving Wichita, and he succeeds Mike Rajewski by exiting Allen Media Group properties in Huntsville, Ala., where he served as VP and Regional General Manager.

100.7 WDMS(FM) and 1260 WGVM(AM) are located in Greenville

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Don't just play "audio by the numbers," writes Archie Stulc

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With the help of wife Lisa, Scott Fybush looks back on 25 years

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The Chief of the Audio Division within the FCC's Media Bureau has denied a petition filed by Townsquare Media to renew the license of a 1-watt FM translator serving the Berkshires city of Pittsfield, Mass. However, the licensee has entered into a Consent Decree with the Commission in order to win it. 

It's a unique 3kw FM radio stations with no less than eight FM boosters assigned to it, so that it may overcome terrain concerns and best reach the Springfield, Mass., market from its city of license, Northampton. At present, the station is silent. But, that could change once a new owner takes control.

A Spanish-language radio broadcast ministry has agreed to sell a trio of full-power FMs serving a good portion of California's High Desert and Mojave regions, in addition to nine FM translators stretching from the Inland Empire through the Las Vegas market. Who's the buyer of the Ondas de Vida properties?