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Group is helping a new batch of LPFM stations onboard

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With the NAB Show in the rearview mirror and growth anticipated for its TiVo, HD Radio and DTS AutoStage branded products benefiting broadcast media, Xperi Corp. beat earnings per share estimates for the first quarter by 3 cents per share, shifting from a loss in Q1 2024.  Investors appear pleased too.

Gary Shapiro is rapidly becoming Enemy No. 1 of the broadcast TV industry. He and the Consumer Technology Association are dead-set against forcing manufacturers to bring ATSC 3.0-powered "NEXTGEN TV" to all sets sold in the U.S.

In October 2024, she was named SVP of Content and Development for Telemundo Studios. Now, she's adding the role of advisory board member for the New York Festivals Television and Film Awards.

New York AM station enters consent decree, agrees to implement compliance plan

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The provider has secured partnerships with the country's performance rights organizations

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A key Senate Democrat is sounding the alarm over a series of recent actions by the Trump Administration targeting public broadcasting, including cutting NPR and PBS funding and proposing a budget that would eliminate the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

"Sinclair delivered solid financial results in a challenging first quarter environment." That's the overall assessment of the first three months of 2025 from a fiscal standpoint from Chris Ripley, President/CEO of broadcast TV station ownership group and Dielectric parent Sinclair Inc.

A daytime-only Class D AM radio station in Remsen, N.Y., with an FM translator serving the Utica-Rome, N.Y., market can proceed with its license renewal. To accomplish this, it has entered into a Consent Decree with the FCC, which dismissed an informal objection seeking a stop to the renewal.

What if cars used their screens to display "check engine" statuses or info on necessary repairs?

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