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Shreyan Daulat and BeatNews co-founder Renil Gupta have what they believe is a solution to the often-demanding task of monitoring key sources for news worthy of covering. Two major-market TV stations are already live with the product. Once Daulat and Gupta graduate college, their goal is for an industry embrace of their creation.

The 2026 NBA Western Conference Champions, led by Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle, have just scored a new broadcast television partnership that will bring the team's basketball games to the Sinclair Inc.-owned home of The CW Network in the Alamo City for the remainder of the 2026-2027 season.

It’s the one asset "Big Tech" can’t buy: Being known, trusted, and needed by the people next door. It has carried independent and small-market broadcasters through every wave of disruption, and today it is paired with smart digital integration. At Forecast 2027, Main Street gets its own session. The larger groups would be wise to take notes.

Integration with video sources and social media are examples

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Entrepreneur is proud of a legacy of making “useful, reliable, affordable products”

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“Stan Herriott has brought his authentic self to his role with us. He’s a good broadcaster, and a good person,” said Hearst Television President Michael J Hayes. “In addition to his financial acumen, he has helped us build our team and attracted next generation talent to our organization.”

Power outages at Camp Jackson took several stations off the air for weeks

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Adam Symson, CEO of The E.W. Scripps Co. since 2017 and its former Chief Digital Officer, is convinced that he's scripted the best playbook for the company in a time when consumers may be getting their news first from TikTok or a social media alert on their smartphones. Now, he's being candid about "the cost of this transformation."

Many of the stations transferred to Parkin’s Rincon Broadcasting Group are being spun. In Tulsa, one property is going to Sinclair — because it now can do so.

The Chief of the FCC's Enforcement Bureau has affirmed a trio of proposed fines handed to individuals deemed to be linked to unlicensed radio broadcasts in the New York Tri-State Area and in greater Boston. As such, $20,000 payments from the FM buccaneers are due. But, if they don't pay up, what power does the Commission have?