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FCC Chairman Brendan Carr discussed his first 100 days leading the FCC on Monday in a 20-minute "Fireside Chat" at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, Calif., during which he directly addressed the agency's controversial probe into "news distortion" conducted by Paramount Global-owned CBS.

As of May 19, the NBC affiliate serving the Cleveland DMA owned by TEGNA will have a new News Director. And, it is an individual who most recently led the CBS affiliate in Orlando owned by Graham Media Group.

The AI-voice transcriber offers audio updates on Vatican proceedings

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On Friday night, the U.S. Department of Education notified the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) that its 2020-2025 Ready To Learn grant is terminated, effective immediately. CPB has responded to the move.

He joined the organization in July 2023. Now he will expand his leadership beyond WayFM to all of Hope Media Group’s Christian radio brands.

It is known as the "Radio Voice of the Master," and has been broadcasting the Gospel Message since 1967 throughout Northeastern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Now, it is adding to its stable of non-secular stations focused on Christian Talk and Teaching programming.

Two for the price of one. That's what subscribers to SiriusXM's app-exclusive "All Access" plan will enjoy should they also wish to gain access to content created and distributed by FOX News.

As AEI nonresident Senior Fellow Clay Calvert writes, "the predictability" that exists at the FCC under Chairman Brendan Carr is that most Democrats (and some Republicans) will view many of its prominent investigations as blatantly partisan efforts to aid President Trump and attack press freedom. That hurts the Commission.

Nexstar Media Group Inc.'s Board of Directors has declared a quarterly cash dividend for its shareholders. The announcement precedes the May 8 distribution and subsequent discussion of the company's first quarter financial performance.

OptiLoad broke ground at the 2024 NAB Show with new design innovations to better detect and prevent transmission system failures in liquid-cooled UHF & VHF TV systems. "Those innovations deliver a convergence of passive RF equipment, electronics and sensing that Dielectric as now adapted for radio and less rigorous UHF environments," Dielectric said.

Facilitating faster deployment and management of distributed production workflows, Solid State Logic exited the 2025 NAB Show with sharing an update that adds native NDI to its System T Cloud platform. The company also introduced two premium hardware control tiles to its flexible production ecosystem.

The certification recognizes the organization's Information Security Management System in compliance with ISO/IEC 27001-2022 and applies to its provision of broadcasting services, IT infrastructure and software development services covering Skandha's infrastructure and cloud instances, customer data, and business processes, including IT & media operations.

Super Hi-Fi is celebrating its "first major evolution" of the company's Rosetta platform with the launches of two product enhancements that assist in unifying radio’s traditional and digital ecosystems. As Super Hi-Fi sees it, this gives broadcasters greater power in  streamlining operations, simplifying content delivery, and elevating the listener experience.

LTN counts TelevisaUnivision among its clients, and LTN Chief Revenue Officer Chris Myers says the company's new offerings "reflect a reinvigorated focus on revenue enablement for sports and media companies of all sizes.”

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Users can now define study parameters more efficiently, invite collaborators with customizable permissions, and leave comments directly in the study setup process to reduce friction and align on objectives, Veritonic says.

The Media Bureau is now seeking comment on a Petition for Rulemaking filed by HC2 Broadcasting asking the FCC to allow low-power television (LPTV) stations — on a voluntary basis — to use the 5G Broadcast transmission standard as an alternative to the currently-authorized ATSC 1.0 and ATSC 3.0 standards.

A trio of licensees of broadcast television stations serving Southern California have each entered into consent decrees with the FCC Media Bureau's Video Division, led by Barbara Kreisman, that will see civil penalties of significance result in hefty checks written out as payable to the U.S. Treasury.