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The broadcast standards association for over-the-air television has reached what it calls "an important milestone" in the development of Broadcast-to-Everything (B2X) technology. What's transpired at the ATSC?

The 2027 Call for Entries includes new and updated categories reflecting today’s media landscape. National winners will be recognized at the Gracies Gala on May 25, 2027, in Beverly Hills, and local and student winners will be honored at the Gracies Luncheon on June 15, 2027, in the City of New York.

It’s not just one state’s story

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There will be a second season of a one-on-one interview series airing on the digitally distributed Scripps News offering hosted by a journalist whose past experience includes high-profile roles at CNN and, before that, FOX News.

A virtual mixing platform so you can mix anywhere via browser

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Check out our interactive graph with the last decade of station totals

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He's the licensee of such properties as a VHF low-power TV facility serving the Coachella Valley of California. Soon, pending FCC approval, that station will be in the hands of a "new" owner.

Paramount Skydance’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has officially closed. Now, there’s much focus on what the newly combined media giant known as Skydance means for Hollywood and streaming. But, there’s another side of the deal worth watching, says AdCellerant CEO Brock Berry.

Caleb Carlson found a lake to determine how shipshape his STL antenna was

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He's served as Director of Sales for publicly traded Saga Communications' Charleston Media Solutions for the past five years. Now, he's being elevated to General Manager for the group of radio stations in the Lowcountry of South Carolina.