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Audio Treehouse is expanding its ambitions beyond advertising sales and into audio ownership, investment and operations. On October 5, former Nueva Network CEO José Villafañe and former TelevisaUnivision and Spanish Broadcasting...
Gray’s previously announced appointment brings the Virginia native to WDBJ in Roanoke effective October 5.
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Audio Treehouse is expanding its ambitions beyond advertising sales and into audio ownership, investment and operations. On October 5, former Nueva Network CEO José Villafañe and former TelevisaUnivision and Spanish Broadcasting...
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Nexstar Media Group’s appeal seeking to end DirecTV’s antitrust lawsuit over alleged coordination of television retransmission fees. The October 5 order leaves...
Barry returns to local radio while Adam Daniel moves to chief executive to focus on commercial growth and expansion.
The Welsh broadcaster and former T4 presenter takes Radio X’s Sunday 8–11 a.m. slot under a schedule beginning October 4.
Former KJLH colleagues Carl Nelson, Lee Michaels and Eric “Rico” Reed remember longtime journalist and public affairs leader Jacquie Stephens as an accomplished journalist, pioneering broadcaster and trusted voice whose legacy continues through the KJLH Women’s Health Forum.
The business, people and future of broadcast radio.
A multiyear agreement with the Pac-12 and Playfly Sports gives Compass national audio rights to football and men’s and women’s basketball championship games.
The FCC has released its order replacing the fixed 39% national television ownership ceiling with case-by-case public-interest review, opening the door to larger station-group combinations while legal challenges remain unresolved.
Streaming, technology, licensing and the business of online radio.
KMXC–Mix Country 106 has ended continuous Internet broadcasting and moved its interviews, podcasts and station history into an on-demand archive.
A federal judge declined to end the Mechanical Licensing Collective’s royalty lawsuit against Pandora, leaving a trial to examine whether Pandora Free’s on-demand features make the service interactive.
