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Since joining TitanTV in 1998, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the company’s growth, innovation, and leadership within the broadcast industry. Now, he is preparing for retirement from the broadcast TV SaaS tech services provider.

From late 2003 through the fall of 2020, he was widely known for his local leadership roles at radio stations in Kansas City. Now, many in the broadcasting industry are pausing to honor Dave Alpert, who has lost his battle with cancer. Alpert was retired and resided in Naples, Fla.

With a history of serving the broadcast media industry and its thirst for top-quality audio, Telos Alliance is heading into the 2026 NAB Show with a “quick list” of what it will be placing a spotlight on at its convention center floor booth.

A company fueled by digital multicast networks has reached an agreement with an iconic entertainment and action figure company relocating to Boston this year that will see the debut of a new broadcast channel that brings characters such as "G.I. Joe" and the "Power Rangers" to a whole new generation of audiences.

But it’s only useful if the information and control are available where you are

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Primedia Broadcasting station increases density with its new processor

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The media company reports a 10% revenue decline in 2025 report

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The Curtis Media translator must resolve all WLUS 45 dBu contour complaints

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It's not the Canadian communications company with the same name that disappeared in 2023. Rather, it is a multimedia operation serving Northern Illinois and in Central Iowa that is purchasing three FM radio stations due south of Chicago.

Three landlords in the Empire State have been given fair warning from the FCC to do what they can to silence unlicensed FM radio station operations originating from buildings they own.