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The former Chief Engineer for River Radio Ministries in Columbus, Ohio, has accepted a new role, and is now the Senior Field Engineer for a unit of Triple Helix Technologies and MaxxKonnect.

At the 2025 NAB Show, Kokusai Denki Electric Inc. will likely see a steady flow of industry individuals eager to learn more about their line of broadcast cameras. Not familiar with the company? You probably are, as it is taking on a new name. 

The product enables broadcasters to optimize their media workflows "by leveraging the power of hardware and the flexibility of software," the company shares, adding that VX is "a ‘living platform’ that has been engineered to evolve with the industry’s needs."

New dashboard report also finds that fewer new cars are “radio-forward”

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It first arrived just before the 2024 NAB Show. Now, the Steve Newberry-founded Quu Inc. has released its 2025 report that offers an updated view of AM/FM radio's place in the top 100 best-selling vehicles in the U.S.

FieldLink is designed to efficiently move audio from sideline reporters to the press box

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69 Republicans and 4 Democrats signed a letter saying outdated ownership rules hinder broadcasters nationwide

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The media organization will launch four new DAB+ stations with a "smaller, leaner" workforce

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Gray Media has increased the aggregate commitments under its revolving accounts receivable securitization facility (its “AR Facility”) by $100 million, resulting in aggregate commitments under this facility of up to $400 million. At the same time, the company extended the maturity of the facility to March 31, 2028.

It was only a matter of time. A group of U.S. House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee Democrats have launched an investigation into FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s "attacks on the First Amendment" and what they call "his weaponization of the independent agency."