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Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio and the NAB Leadership Foundation have extended the application deadline for the 2026 LAUNCH Mentorship Program through November 13. The year-long program supports women pursuing careers in broadcast engineering, audio production, and technical operations.

AWARN Alliance has written to the FCC in support of the November 17 national EAS test the agency is conducting with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Importantly, AWARN voiced his disapproval of a request from the head of Silicondust to disable ATSC 3.0 protocols ahead of the upcoming test.

The New York Market President and corporate level Chief Business Officer of the audio content creator and distributor whose majority ownership is held by Soros Fund Management has been selected to serve as Chair for the 2027 term of the New York State Broadcasters Association (NYSBA).

She first joined the Gray Media-owned CBS affiliate serving Lafayette, Ind., in 2015 as Digital Sales Director and one year later was promoted to Sales Manager. In 2022, she departed the station, only to return at the end of 2025. Now, she's the General Manager of this Indiana TV station.

In first phase, adoption is mandatory only for national broadcasters

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He's been honored as a one of Broadcast's Best Finance Leaders on three occasions by RBR+TVBR and has spent nearly a decade at the company, with duties that include ABC Owned Television Stations. As October came to a close, this Disney Entertainment Television finance pro was promoted to CFO.

We must adapt creatively in an age of screens and AI

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Max Frequency owes $28K after it withdrew three applications for CPs

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His career spanned more than five decades

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Some FM stations say they can’t run their HD Radio signals as strongly as they were built to, and a rule about one power limit is the reason. NAB and Xperi told FCC staff the agency’s reading of that rule changed in 2025, and they want it fixed.