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The Media Financial Management Association (MFM), the professional association that serves financial professionals in the media and entertainment industry, and credit risk and business intelligence firm Creditsafe have forged a strategic partnership designed to help businesses in the media industry take a more data-driven approach to credit risk management.

SiriusXM with 360L combines satellite and streaming content delivery. In equipped Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. vehicles, SiriusXM with 360L adds on-demand content as well as a live sports category.

Run3TV enables broadcasters in a NEXTGEN TV world an interface mimicking a station's digital app home screen. It has been covered by RBR+TVBR extensively since its April 2022 launch, but has seen slow growth as stations voluntarily adopt the ATSC 3.0 broadcast standard. Run3TV has now taken a significant step toward streamlining its implementation.

From XR glasses, stretchable TVs, smart microwaves, and even a robot sloth bag charm, there's much to digest across the 2025 CES event in Las Vegas. For the VAB, cutting through the clutter can start with the latest usage data on the 16 most-common connected devices today. 

The nation's largest broadcast television group by station count has inked a "comprehensive multi-year agreement" that sees all of its NBC Television Network affiliations stay in place.

In 2021, iHeartMedia — which considers itself to be the No. 1 podcast publisher globally — teamed up with the National Football League to create the NFL Podcast Network. An extension to that exclusive partnership has been agreed upon.

Broadcasters must think about ways to apply AI to radio

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The Comcast division that provides media and entertainment technology to advertisers has widened its partnership with omnichannel advertising platform Mediaocean that brings to fruition a "bi-directional integration" between their respective product offerings.

The FCC has released its broadcast station totals for the last quarter of 2024, reflecting the three-month period ending December 31. The biggest takeaway? Some 30 fewer AM radio stations are on the air today compared to at the end of June 2024.

The new broadcast company's LinkedIn post does not mention the Broadcast Electronics brand

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