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For nearly two decades, it has enjoyed a camera technology relationship with the company that recently changed its name to Kokusai Denki. Now, Mississippi State University is extending this partnership, as MSU's University Television Center modernizes its live studio and field production workflows.

It sent an LOI to the Jourdanton nonprofit

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For the last several years, it has gained notoriety as the Chris Devine-led developer of technology decided to expand the reach of MHz-based signals and bring geo-targeted solutions to FM radio. Now, GeoBroadcast Solutions is no more — it has a new name.

A selection of games featuring the NHL team formerly known as the Hartford Whalers will be seen on WRAL-5 and WRAZ-50 in the Raleigh-Durham market as part of a special Saturday night package agreed to by Capital Broadcasting and the pro hockey franchise.

It serves a small city due south of South Bend, Ind., with a Class B AM radio station and an all-important FM translator, allowing it to brand itself as "Giant FM."  Soon, these facilities will be in the hands of a new licensee, pending FCC approval of their sale.

From automotive brands such as Chrysler and Dodge to Jeep and Ram, all four are within the parent company known as Stellantis. Thanks to a just-signed deal, a globally distributed audio streaming app owned by a Canadian company with a radio broadcasting division will become an OEM offering in Stellantis vehicles.

Radio Is a Foreign Country's stream takes listeners on a journey to different cultures

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Parent company Stingray is working to grow its presence in vehicles

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The daylong conference will be hosted by WNYC

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Most C-band coverage explains the rule and stops there. This is the operational view. What the broadcaster provides, how cues and closures reach affiliate automation, how delayed play and failover work without satellite, and what the security model asks of an affiliate's IT staff, which is very little.