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Chairman Carr listed the item on the commission's February agenda

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Software-based platform supports broadcasts and live events

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After joining the association earlier this month, it is now known that Dagmara Szulce will be taking on the duties of a longtime Group Exec. VP at the ANA who is ready to spend more time with his wife and "get that work/life balance back" — but is not retiring.

Broadcast Music, Inc., best known as BMI, has a new Sr. VP and Chief Legal Officer. She reports directly to CEO Mike O'Neill and will be based in New York for the music rights organization that closely works with Radio.

There's a vacant Class C FM radio station on the table of allotments for a city due south of Houston, nestled along the Texas Gulf Coast. If it's of interest to an operator willing to build out a facility on that signal, you're out of luck, however. Why? The FCC's Media Bureau, on action from its Audio Bureau, wants to delete it.

A book from “San Francisco’s Last Top 40 Disc Jockey”

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It's a small city nestled on the east side of Interstate 25 between Casper and Cheyenne, and just south of popular destinations like Fort Laramie National Historic Site. Here, one can find a Class C AM with an FM translator and a Class A FM sibling. Soon, they'll be under new ownership.

Super Hi-Fi, known for its radio industry AI-powered operating system, has entered into a strategic partnership with the rapidly growing owner of broadcast stations led by CEO Jeff Warshaw. As part of that arrangement with Connoisseur Media, Warshaw will join the Super Hi-Fi Board of Directors.

There's a "rapid shift" taking place that Omdia believes "underscores how retailers are prioritizing e-commerce driven retail media advertising over traditional TV shipment leadership." That explains why retailers are forecast to control nearly half of the North American TV OS market within three years.

Key sports events and feature films drove "record-breaking viewership" during what Nielsen calls the peak holiday season. But, what does this mean for the broadcast television industry?  Competition for eyeballs includes the OTT platforms associated with the parents of ABC and CBS, respectively.