Calrec Shrinks a Complete Broadcast Console for Radio and Podcast Studios
Calrec’s compact Type RT combines a broadcast console, processing, monitoring and I/O in a fanless surface designed for radio and podcast studios.
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A Search for the Kinks Uncovered Ten Unheard Teenage David Bowie Recordings
An archival search for the Kinks uncovered ten unheard recordings capturing David Bowie at 18 and 19, four years before his first major hit.
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Meta Sued Over Alleged Use of Facebook and Instagram Faces to Train AI
A proposed class action asks whether Meta converted faces in Facebook and Instagram photos into biometric data for AI and facial-recognition systems without adequate notice or consent.
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San Francisco Demands Answers From Meta Over AI Child-Abuse Advertising
San Francisco’s city attorney demanded that Meta stop distributing apparent AI-generated child-abuse ads and explain its screening, escalation and reporting systems.
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Remembering Michael White, Capitol Records Promotion Veteran and Behind-the-Scenes Music Industry Star
Michael White, a longtime Capitol Records promotion professional, is remembered for the relationships, knowledge, warmth and humor he brought to the music industry.
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Tieline Bets Dedicated Codec Hardware Still Matters in the Cloud Era
Gateway Nexus brings 32 channels and broad AoIP interoperability to broadcasters weighing dedicated hardware against software and cloud codecs.
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KBLX Moves Big Reid to Mornings as Connoisseur Reshapes Its Bay Area Bench
Big Reid moves from KBLX afternoons into mornings with Freska as Connoisseur reshapes its Bay Area talent bench.
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The BBC’s Future Is Being Rewritten—How Much Influence Will Its Audience Actually Have?
The BBC’s next charter will reshape its funding, governance and public-service mission, while the most consequential negotiations remain largely private.
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Sinclair Cuts San Antonio Newsroom Jobs but Won’t Say How Many
Sinclair confirmed jobs were eliminated inside the shared WOAI–KABB newsroom but has not disclosed how many positions or which functions were affected.
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Radio Owns 70% of Young Consumers’ Ad-Supported Car Audio—but Not 70% of All Listening
AM/FM accounts for 70% of ad-supported in-car audio time among Americans ages 13–34—but the figure does not represent all listening.
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Suno’s Licensed AI Music Era Begins—but Artist Identity Rights Remain Unsettled
Suno’s licensed AI-music shift changes the risk picture for artists, radio and The Hit Predictor—but identity rights remain unsettled.
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Weverse Says Data Tied to 422,584 Fan Accounts Leaked—What Music Platforms Must Protect
Weverse has disclosed a data leak involving information tied to 422,584 account identifiers,...
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MS NOW Puts Reporter Access Behind a Membership—Will Viewers Pay for the Relationship?
MS NOW is launching a direct-to-consumer membership built around more than access to programming....
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Reuters and ITN Turn 70 Years of Broadcast History Into a Searchable Licensing Business
Reuters and ITN are turning more than seven decades of television history into a searchable global...
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Can an Autonomous Mixer Handle Live Radio and Sports Without an Engineer Riding Levels?
Jünger Audio says its flexAI CastCompanion can perform parts of a live broadcast mix autonomously....
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94WIP’s $685,000 Radiothon Shows What Truly Local Radio Can Still Do
SportsRadio 94WIP and the Philadelphia Eagles raised a record $685,000 for autism research and care—an example of local radio turning trust and access into measurable community action.
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After 62 Years, ‘70 Up’ Ends Television’s Longest Conversation With Its Subjects
ITV’s 70 Up concludes a documentary project that began with 14 seven-year-olds in 1964, raising enduring questions about trust, consent and responsibility in nonfiction television.
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Trevor Nelson Returns to Radio—with Recovery Taking Priority Over the Clock
Trevor Nelson returned to BBC Radio 2 following brain-tumour surgery, beginning a phased comeback that puts recovery ahead of a full schedule.
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CBS Bets That Norah O’Donnell Can Help Rebuild Its Morning Habit
Norah O’Donnell returns to CBS Mornings September 8, rejoining Gayle King as CBS tests whether experience, chemistry and stronger live conversation can rebuild viewing habits.
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DHD’s New Console Tests Whether Radio Can Upgrade Without Starting Over
DHD.audio will reveal a third-generation mixing console at IBC, promising compatibility with existing processing cores. RNN identifies what stations need verified before buying.
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