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Visitors to its booth will see the newest iteration of the crystal broadcast console

The post Lawo to Exhibit Latest Audio Consoles at NAB Show appeared first on Radio World.

In 295 pages, Kelly Orchard illustrates how fictional pirates weaponized the airwaves using AI

The post Psychological Thriller About Radio Pirates Hits the Shelves appeared first on Radio World.

The CW Network, controlled by Nexstar Media Group, has revealed its Spring 2025 premiere dates for new and returning programming. This includes the forthcoming dramatic series "Sherlock & Daughter" and two returning series.

Richard Horrmann, SVP of Strategic Communications for Disney Entertainment Television, noted that some 6% of ABC News Group and Disney Entertainment Networks employees are losing their jobs as part of the effort. Many are based in New York.

She's a noted producer and founder of an entity "dedicated to bringing creative audio projects to life." Meet the newest member of the New York Festivals Radio Awards Advisory Board.

The fourth digital multicast network to be offered by an Atlanta-based entity led by President/CEO Jonathan Katz has signed on the air. Promising "endless thrills through first-hand, high-adrenaline, crime-focused programming," the diginet launched with more than 90% coverage of U.S. households.

WorldCast says the new perspectives feature gives users greater control on dashboard views

The post Kybio NMS Receives Data Visualization Update appeared first on Radio World.

Triple Helix Technologies welcomes him to the group

The post Matt Levin Joins MaxxKonnect as Senior Field Engineer appeared first on Radio World.

It has all of 9 watts of power and serves a rural area of the sprawling Atlanta market, due west of the town of Woodstock, Ga. Soon, this FM translator will have a new owner.

“Should we expect broadcast deregulation? I think it’s absolutely clear that we will.” Those words caused a welcome stir at the 2025 NAB State Leadership Conference as radio and TV operators seek freedom to take on "Big Tech" with their presence in the Nation's Capital, and Republican FCC Commissioner Nate Simington is ready to help.