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Grants a waiver of the hearing aid compatibility volume control reset requirements in section 68.317 of the Commission's rules to ClearCaptions, LLC

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With the closing of Connoisseur Media's acquisition of Alpha Media, the newly expanded radio station broadcasting group has given the role of Sr. VP of Programming to a 12-year company veteran. As such, the Executive VP of Content for Alpha has exited.

Sports fans who use Roku devices to access video entertainment will now be able to find the games they wish to watch via the integration of YouTube TV in the "Roku Sports" platform.  The timing coincides with the start of the 2025 National Football League season, making access to "NFL Sunday Ticket" easier.

FCC could move quickly to repurpose upper half of that spectrum

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In this document, the Media Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) released an Order that re-codifies language that was inadvertently eliminated from the Commission's rules relating to information that must be provided by Next Gen TV broadcast stations in "non-expedited" applications for ATSC 3.0 service. This Order does not change any regulatory obligations.

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Company now has 216 stations in 47 markets

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This time, for the sake of free access to live sports

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He brings four decades of radio and broadcast experience that includes working as a board operator for Boston Red Sox games while attending Emerson College and is the son of the founders of Pacific Recorders & Engineering. Introducing the new Director of Western U.S. Sales for Telos Alliance.

KTLM-TV, known as “Telemundo 40” to viewers across Texas’s Rio Grande Valley, has named a new News Director. He’ll be joining the NBCUniversal Local’s Telemundo Station Group property on September 29.

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The Chicago-based television broadcasting company that's responsible for bringing the MeTV Network brand to screens across the U.S. and to select radio stations, too, is expanding its UHF stable. It's thanks to an agreement that will give it ownership, pending FCC approval, of a property in Portland, Ore.