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FuboTV Inc. will launch on Tuesday (9/2) what it describes as "a skinny content service" that will offer consumers "a focused sports option at a lower price" while also sharing that it has a fresh agreement with The E.W. Scripps Co. focused on sports.

The Weigel Broadcasting Co. non-affiliated television station that serves as the broadcast home for two pro sports teams has just been added to the streaming lineup for DirecTV in the Chicago DMA.

Document contains recommendations for carmakers and broadcasters

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It can be heard across no less than four FM frequencies and a Class B AM with a signal that can go as far as Evansville and Seymour, Ind. It also happened to be ranked No. 1 overall in the Louisville market in the March 2025 Nielsen Audio ratings. This unique Classic Hits brand is now the property of one Randy Michaels.

Calrec Assist allows its 3 radio stations to pivot remotely in a snowstorm

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MultiDyne’s first entry to the new Crescendo Series, the C16-AM-12G is also MultiDyne’s first in-house designed audio monitor, carrying over the proven feature sets of its acquired CENSUS audio monitor line while adding support for 12G and IP workflows.

Lula's Presidential Decree approves a system presently testing in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo to move forward with a full national development in Brazil, with plans for a station in the nation's capital of Brasilia to launch later this year. Commercial services are anticipated to begin in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

A D.C. federal appeals court judge has ordered the FCC to abide by a plaintiff request that the agency provide "meaningful access to public records," lest put the ability for the public to remain informed about the Commission's ongoing operations in question.

Soo Kim in April 2024 sued the FCC and its then-Chairwoman and Media Bureau Chief for a decision to put his proposed TEGNA deal in front of an Administrative Law Judge. Race discrimination on the part of the Commission was at the crux of his legal battle. A D.C. federal appeals court just dismissed his case.

It's a media brokerage founded 40 years ago by Doyle Hadden that's still very active today, thanks to VP Ryan Hadden and, now, a new broker who has joined the Space Coast-based firm. And, he happens to know a thing or two about radio station ownership.