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NASPA was formed to protect broadcast spectrum from the "insatiable needs of the mobile telephony industry"

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He was associated with WSYR-9 in Syracuse, N.Y. from fall 1962 through July 2008. Now, the Nexstar Media Group-owned ABC affiliate and many across the region are mourning the death of former news personality Mike Price.

22 of the Senate's 53 Republicans signed a letter to Carr

The post GOP Senators Voice Support for Ownership Deregulation appeared first on Radio World.

Upfront Week begins Monday. Ahead of the NBCUniversal-hosted gathering in New York, the Comcast unit shared the details of a recent campaign involving a fashion-forward footwear brand that demonstrates how effective TV is for achieving brand lift. 

According to the National Automobile Dealers Association, Radio accounted for 9.5% of the average dealership's advertising budget in 2023, translating to approximately $50,248 per dealership. How does your station stack up? Get out of the back seat and take the wheel at the 2025 Hispanic Radio Conference.

Company advocates for simpler EAS reporting and withdrawal of multilingual requirements

The post EAS Filing Overhaul Urged by Digital Alert Systems appeared first on Radio World.

In November 2016, an individual who spent two decades at Entercom acquired a Buffalo AM and its first FM translator for $655,000. In the 8 1/2 years since that transaction, WECK has become one of the America's top AM radio stations. Now, Buddy Shula is adding a second AM to his Radio One Buffalo.

NRB’s leader says faith-based media isn’t asking for special treatment — just fair access

The post How the FCC Can Define the Future of Free Speech appeared first on Radio World.

Readers weigh in on public broadcasting's political leanings

The post Letters: More Thoughts on Public Radio’s Political Bias (or Lack Thereof) appeared first on Radio World.

Sen. Jerry Moran, along with 22 other signatories, submitted a letter to the FCC encouraging the Commissioners to update the broadcast ownership rules. "By modernizing broadcast ownership restrictions, the FCC can empower broadcasters to fulfill their essential role in American democracy," they say.