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"Message confusion doesn’t stay contained; it spreads through employees, the media, and public perception and will cost more to clean up later," warns PR professional turned public speaker Rosemary Ravinal. "That’s why leaders at all levels and industries benefit greatly from message discipline."

Six PRD stations are now using the Optimod 5950 Digital Audio processor

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The radio broadcasting company headed by Jeff Warshaw that instantly mushroomed in size by acquiring Alpha Media has named a Regional Manager of National Sales for the West Coast, overseeing activities across five markets under the leadership of Tina Murley.

ShareBuilders, provider of an eponymous CRM platform for media sales teams, is rolling out a new integration with AI video technology specialist Waymark. It is designed to give sales teams the tools to generate and manage AI-generated spec spot videos without leaving CRM.

Here are two items from our Who's Buying What page

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On January 22, the FCC released a public notice that could have easily gone unnoticed, as it dealt mainly with the Robocall Mitigation Database Report and Order.  One broker of radio stations took note of one provision of the FCC rule change, which took effect Thursday, and has a warning for all licensees.

Free TV Networks (FTN), now a division of NBCUniversal spin-off entity Versant, has signed off on a series of new multi-platform distribution agreements that include digital multicast and streaming distribution. CBS O&Os are now in the mix.

Make no mistake: Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) does not align itself with the view expressed by the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) organization that "modernization" of the FCC's national television ownership cap should be shunned.

It is a spoken word information hub for St. Johns County, Florida, serving the historic city of St. Augustine. Pending regulatory approval, this 500-watt AM from a single tower with an FM translator at 102.1 MHz will soon be in the hands of a new owner.

Cyberattack resulted in offensive wording on car dashboard displays

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