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The "LiMu Emu" origin story is getting told, a lot, at Spot Cable, based on the latest data from Media Monitors.  At Spot TV, the portrait is different, with an accident attorney specialist taking the crown.

This year's annual event is at the Gaylord Texan in Grapevine, Tex., and runs through February 27. Located at Booth 1727, Aspiration will be the only production truck featured on-site at the event.

The company owns three radio stations including ESPN Houston

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The station's owner said the station would shut down by year's end. That didn't happen. Now, a sale is about to transpire, and the future of a Jazz station serving Spokane and nearby Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, has been decided. The buyer will use the facility to further champion its devotion to the hits of yesteryear.

For nearly 19 years, she was associated with The E.W. Scripps Co., serving in roles culminating in the position of Director of Sales for KGTV-10 in San Diego. Now, this local TV sales veteran has been appointed VP/General Manager of Sinclair Inc.'s two stations in Fresno.

The senior U.S. Senator from Nebraska who has served the state in the upper body of Congress since 2013 committed “to advance sensible policies that will promote strong Nebraska families and communities” has been named Chairman of the important Senate Subcommittee on Telecommunications and Media.

The man who has led Sinclair Inc.'s Omaha-Council Bluffs television stations since 2021 has just been appointed VP/General Manager of its two TV properties in Cincinnati.

Its Tieline audio roster includes Gateways, ViAs and the Cloud Codec Controller

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The "local first" media company with a collection of radio stations in small and mid-sized markets and a growing digital and programmatic profile has entered into a sizable credit agreement with Bank of America, the details of which were provided to the Securities & Exchange Commission on Monday.

He's been the anchor and managing editor of “NBC Nightly News” for a decade. As summer 2025 begins, so will his time away from the long-running afternoon broadcast.