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Hispanic community voice WGSF suffered estimated $170,000 in losses, regroups with FM translator sign-on

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If you're a shareholder of The E.W. Scripps Co. and you've been a bit unhappy with the broadcast television station owner's share value in recent months, you may have a reason to cheer. That's because Monday's trading on the Nasdaq put "SSP" on track for its return to values above $3 per share.

The Carr Commission has sent official notices of illegal pirate radio broadcasting to a trio of property owners, warning them that the activity coming from buildings they own must cease or they'll be held accountable and could see a big fine.

LKCM Media Group uses ENCO’s ad creation service to close deals

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A tool and equipment retailer gaining more everyday customers is continuing to build its brand awareness, and sales growth, through the use of Spot Cable. And, that use again tops that of any other advertiser.

A former Meredith Local Media station today owned by Gray Media has named the successor to Dana Neves, who recently earned a promotion to the corporate-level role of Senior Managing VP at Atlanta-headquartered Gray. The change in leadership at WFSB-3 will come on July 9.

Moderated by Radio Ink Online Editor Cameron Coats, “The Future on the Dash: AM Battle Reboot” put a sharp, emotional focus on what many consider one of the most urgent issues facing radio: keeping the AM band in the nation’s vehicles.

A MVPD owned by Cincinnati Bell has filed a bad faith complaint with the FCC against Nexstar Media Group. Why? Altafiber claims retransmission consent negotiations involving WDTN-2 in Dayton, Ohio, come with a must-carry clause for the NewsNation cable TV channel.

Amazon Ads and Roku Inc. are cheering the introduction of a new integration that gives advertisers access to "the largest authenticated Connected TV footprint in the U.S.," exclusively through Amazon DSP. The new collaboration delivers logged-in reach to an estimated 80 million U.S. Connected TV households.

Introducing new live and on-demand local newscasts across more than 50 markets in which TEGNA owns stations, airing between 7am-9am daily and, in most cases, competing directly against network breakfast-time programming such as TODAY, CBS Mornings and Good Morning America.