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With NPR and PBS stations poised to lose pre-approved federal dollars through the CPB following Congressional package of a rescission package, widespread discussion of what it will bring for public media abounds. For the FCC's newest Commissioner, the answer is "opportunity."

Across generations and continents, FM DXers embrace open-source tools to tune into distant signals

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DirecTV Advertising has teamed with MAGNA Media Trials for a newly released study on a potential new headache for traditional media sellers: ads that appear when viewers hit the pause button while watching TV.

She has more than 15 years of experience in radio and digital audio, and has multimedia production skills as well. Then, there's the project that involves the saving of Little Falls Diner in Passaic County, N.J. Now, Dana Schaeffer can add Streamline Publishing's Radio Ink to her impressive resumé.

New York-based Aiir Inc., a provider of software and services for radio stations led by CEO Ricki Lee, has completed its rebranding of RadioNewsAI and is offering a revamped AI-driven commercial production — with music beds from TM Studios.

But Gomez calls it a move to censor and control speech

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"Return on Equity is a key measure used to assess how efficiently a company's management is utilizing the company's capital," notes financial blog Simply Wall St., which examined Nexstar Media Group's current financial health. "In simpler terms, it measures the profitability of a company in relation to shareholder's equity."

"A relatively small number of consumers" recently complained about being unable to access NEXTGEN TV signals, delivered via ATSC 3.0 technology. A "rip-and-replace" edict in the name of National Security may be to blame, Pearl TV suggests.

A 50kw Class B AM radio station offering regional Mexican programming, with an FM translator licensed to Omaha, are being sold by the broadcast media company founded and led by Mary Quass. The buyer? An individual who served as the stations' Program Director for 15 years, until 2022.

It's summertime, and that means quick-service restaurants are actively seeking consumers. For four venerable brands, this means investing in Spot Cable. Who's the leader?