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Partnership will focus on modulators, data channels and new digital broadcast applications

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The WNBA's Indiana Fever and WTHR-13, the TEGNA-owned NBC affiliate in Indianapolis, have reached a multi-year extension of their distribution agreement. This will see WTHR or MeTV-affiliated sibling WALV-TV air 18 of the Fever's games.

The E.W. Scripps Co.'s Nuvyyo USA subsidiary, the company behind the Tablo TV device, has debuted new free ad-supported streaming television channels featuring content from Warner Bros. Discovery. The deal will bring 45 WBD-branded FAST channels to the Tablo platform.

The radio programming and operations-focused consultancy that's home to Tim Richards and Jimmy Steal, veteran industry figures known for ratings success, is welcoming the Director of Operations and Programming for Local Media San Diego to its team.

The individual who has served as VP of Sales for Audacy‘s radio stations in North Texas since January 2024 has been elevated to the role of SVP/Market Manager.

AdLarge and the fwd. network have appointed a new Executive Vice President of Business Development and Partnerships. In this role, the former Scripps Networks Interactive and Westwood One staffer will be leading the business development team in strategic digital partnerships and expand opportunities for the company and creators across the fwd. network’s portfolio of female-focused content.

New platform uses synthetic voices to deliver up to five alternate-language tracks per channel

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Planar has built itself a reputation as a leading visualization technology company. At the NAB Show, it teamed up with 3D tracking systems affiliate company OptiTrack to showcase a selection of broadcast and media technologies that grabbed the attention of thousands of conference and expo floor attendees.

In this exclusive conversation with Adam R Jacobson, the President/CEO of The E.W. Scripps Co., Adam Symson, talks of how to get revenue ahead of expenses, the company's reinvention of local news, attracting advertisers to local newscasts, and how to combat the talk that only Seniors tune to local TV in Prime Time.

Five-year agreement outlines payment structure, reporting deadlines and audit terms

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