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Most C-band coverage explains the rule and stops there. This is the operational view. What the broadcaster provides, how cues and closures reach affiliate automation, how delayed play and failover work without satellite, and what the security model asks of an affiliate's IT staff, which is very little.

"The Ashley & Brad Show" is expanding its relationship with Key Networks by giving it responsibilities for affiliate sales support. This is in addition to the companies’ renewed network sales partnership, Key Networks says.

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KHYI uses NextAI to extend the legacy of a 30-year air personality

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Call it a mobile device. Call it a "Handy." Whatever you call it, the smartphone has taken the wheel over AM/FM inside the car, at least among the youngest listeners. That's according to newly released Edison Research data showing Americans aged 13-34 now spend more in-car time on a streaming device than a radio receiver.

The woman who for more than 15 years has served as VP/General Manager of KNXV "ABC 15" in Phoenix for The E.W. Scripps Co. has been promoted to a VP of Local Media position putting her in control of the company's stations across the West.

MoffettNathanson was curious as to the impact of a combined Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery. It found "Paramount WBD" would have had a roughly 13% share of total TV viewership by distributor in the first half of 2026. This puts "Paramount WBD" in a tie with YouTube for the top spot.

In late May, Jeff Winemiller, one of the most prolific buyers and sellers of low-power TV stations, agreed to acquire the licenses of six low-power television stations in the state of Washington in exchange of services. Now, the seller in that deal is agreeing to obtain four future LPTV facilities from Winemiller.