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The company's report highlights the devotion of sports-talk radio listeners

The post Audacy: The Most Devoted Sports Fans Are Flocking to Audio appeared first on Radio World.

Under the agreement, Audacy will oversee advertising sales for more than 100 Sonos Radio stations while distributing the streams across the Audacy app and website, as well as Google Home, Alexa, and Apple Music.

Feb. 17–20 International Christian Media Convention includes radio sessions and exhibitors

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This is an exceptional wideband receiver that will be at home in any serious listening post

The post KiwiSDR 2 is a Definitive Receiver for Enthusiasts appeared first on Radio World.

The company has been expanding its strategic alliances

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Codecs are solving an array of connectivity and distribution problems

The post Codecs: Increasingly Smart, Increasingly Flexible appeared first on Radio World.

WCB denies a request for review and/or waiver from the Child Development Resources of Ventura County, Inc. seeking review of a USAC decision in the Emergency Connectivity Fund (ECF) program.

The spectrum is critical for high-profile events, the WMSA says

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Are longstanding broadcast media ownership rules still relevant in the digital age and, if so, to what extent? That's a key question regarding the matter of whether more reform is needed, as Sen. Ted Cruz opened a hearing focused on repeal or modification of the 39% national broadcast audience reach cap.

Wade Davis became widely known as the individual who helped to create TelevisaUnivision, bringing Univision and Mexican media Goliath Televisa together in marriage. Now, Davis has reemerged with another notable privatization, and it involves an arm once tied to the biggest owner of radio stations in the U.S.

As millions of fans tuned in for Super Bowl LX on Sunday, history was made behind the scenes in a radio broadcast booth. It involved the broadcast engineer for a pair of Bonneville International-owned Seattle radio stations, a woman who has paved a new path for her female counterparts.

Less than a week after fellow Commissioner Olivia Trusty expressed her belief that broadcast ownership deregulation would boost competition, the FCC’s lone Democratic Commissioner used her State of the Net Conference address on Monday to argue for just the opposite.

Roger Holler is known across the Sunshine State for his ownership of MARC Radio. Until now, MARC operated six radio brands in Gainesville-Ocala and three stations in the fast-growing Space Coast region. Now, it can count five audio brands serving the Treasure Coast of Florida as owned-and-operated properties.