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SAN FRANCISCO, California — Independent music company Reservoir Media has filed two federal lawsuits accusing Suno and Anthropic of copying copyrighted music and lyrics without permission to train artificial intelligence...
Scott Herrold told HisAir that his position was being eliminated and that he expected to wrap up his Hope Media Group work over the following three weeks.
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SAN FRANCISCO, California — Independent music company Reservoir Media has filed two federal lawsuits accusing Suno and Anthropic of copying copyrighted music and lyrics without permission to train artificial intelligence...
Don Winget is preparing to retire as Broadcast Tools moves toward its transition to Inovonics, according to a Radio World interview.
TKO confirmed Ross Zapin’s appointment as senior vice president, general manager and head of music at its On Location hospitality business.
The longtime South Florida talk host says she plans to retire after the 2026 midterm elections; an exact final broadcast date has not been confirmed.
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.
Xperi says AutoStage now covers 550 markets. Stations should distinguish connected-car listening data from a complete picture of their audience.
New hardship assistance addresses unpaid leave, family-care costs and personal emergencies affecting broadcasters.
Streaming, technology, licensing and the business of online radio.
Spotify’s new native Audi app improves in-car access, but will it influence vehicle purchases—and what does it mean for Internet radio?
ATC Labs’ SoundMax hardware and software products combine processing and streaming, with capacity and resilience questions for station engineers.