Industry News

With the FCC's moves authorizing the permissive use of ATSC 3.0, it seems the FCC accidently hit the delete button a few extra times. As such, the Commission is recodifying language eliminated from three sections of its rules relating to information that must be provided in "non-expedited" applications for the NEXTGEN TV enabler.

Free update is optional but recommended

The post Sage Firmware Update Adds MEP Event Code appeared first on Radio World.

ENCO's new "Unreal Engine 5.6 "toolset builds on previous advances in rendering, visualization and live data integration through a new MOS Listener feature, among other improvements the company will present at Europe's largest gathering for broadcast media leaders, engineers and tech vendors.

The music scheduling software integrates with most third-party automation

The post Broadcast Radio Launches Myriad Schedule Pro appeared first on Radio World.

It enjoys agreements with Cumulus Media, Hubbard Radio, iHeartMedia, Audacy, Bonneville, Beasley Media Group, American General Media and a host of other broadcast radio ownership groups. Now, TuneIn has signed a partnership with a "Big Tech" giant to expand access to its commercial-free live radio stations.

This Minnesotan is MaxxKonnect's regional field engineer for Southeastern U.S. markets

The post Women in Engineering: Lindsey Lounsbury of MaxxKonnect appeared first on Radio World.

A $2.5 million grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation has put the wheels in motion on a three-year NAB-led initiative that will develop ATSC 3.0-powered newsroom services for broadcast television stations across the U.S.

C Band, IBC preview and the value of public media

The post Read the Sept. 1, 2025 Issue of Radio World appeared first on Radio World.

The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, Minnesota Broadcasters Association, and local SBE chapters are putting the final touches on what is shaping up to a robust agenda for the upcoming Midwest Regional Broadcasters Clinic.

By this time next year, the company formerly known as Gannett will likely be gone. Until that time, however, TEGNA shareholders will still be reaping the benefits of ownership by getting a little cash bonus.