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In November 2023, Steve Kingston agreed to a $75,000 purchase of an Annapolis, Md.-based FM translator. Then, in January 2024, came the acquisition of WYRE-AM, a move that ushered the return of the longtime WRNR brand to local airwaves. Now, Kingston is out as another former WPGC figure is in.

MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems has brought to market a product designed to simplify live aerial and ground production workflows for Gyro-Stabilized Systems (GSS). This is being accomplished through the integration of SilverBULLET miniature transceivers within the GSS Cineflex Series of broadcast gimbals.

The drivers of American broadcasting will be present on Wednesday at the Harvard Club of New York City for Forecast 2026. There is only one way to gather all of the insight and information being shared at this VIP-level event: You have to be there!

A launch announcement came on Halloween, but it wasn't until November 10 that it gained widespread attention — and a watchful eye — from the broadcast media industry. One of the "Big Tech" Goliaths has introduced location-based interactive video ads on its platform.

Marketer confidence has fallen as lasting economic instability driven by those pesky macroeconomic challenges has driven a shift in consumer priorities. That’s according to fresh data from WARC.

The non-profit group dedicated to advancing female leadership in radio broadcasting, is now accepting applications for the 2nd Annual Erica Farber Mentorship in Management Program, sponsored by WideOrbit.

Ron Schacht writes that the increase in field intensity may help in cities

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Programmatic advertising-focused Viant has emerged as a key player in the marketing and media buying and planning arenas. In Q3, adjusted EBITDA exceeded the mid-point of company guidance, with double-digit revenue growth even with an absence of political ad dollars.

As David Ellison and the C-Suite sees it, the company that is parent to CBS has taken "early but meaningful steps" towards advancing what it calls "North Star" priorities across the first 100 days of the company's existence.

Skyview Networks has finalized a new multi-year partnership with a key broadcast radio music scheduling service for network audio sales. The arrangement begins on January 1, 2026.