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“He who has the data makes the rules”

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The company that just completed its acquisition of Alpha Media has completed a series of leadership promotions and a programming appointment in its two pre-merger locales: Nassau-Suffolk and Fairfield County/New Haven, Conn.

At Forecast 2026, on November 12 in the City of New York, the "Main Street Media: Where Local Broadcast Survives & Thrives" session is poised fill the room with electric ideas from local radio and TV operators who are the live wires in their markets and know how to bring in the money.

The inaugural class of inductees will be honored this October

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The division of Sinclair Inc. that is the home of Dielectric; Tennis Channel; and the Digital Remedy ad tech unit has a new Principal — a newly created role that will see him help shape the "long-term investment strategy and drive growth across various asset classes, as well as sourcing majority-owned investments."

He's been an Univision Communications veteran with experience at BBC Studios who has been a Senior Director of Corporate Partnerships for the Miami Dolphins NFL team. Introducing the new Chief Commercial Officer at Get After It Media (GAIM).

A provider of low-latency, lightweight image compression solutions is teaming up with arkona technologies, a supplier of IP core infrastructure for broadcast production, on a  JPEG XS deployment that sees the launch of arkona’s new JXS16 app for the BLADE//runner AT300 platform.

Fans of the MLB club that calls Citi Field its home will be able to continue tuning to a Nexstar-operated — but not owned — TV station in New York to follow all of the play-by-play action. For the first time, stations in Upstate N.Y. and in Connecticut will join WPIX-11 in offering live broadcasts of New York Mets games. 

The Federal Trade Commission on Friday took steps to "accede to the vacatur" of the federal Non-Compete Clause Rule. What does that mean? In the plainest of terms, the Biden Administration-era's ban on preventing anyone from suddenly walking across the street and working at your biggest competitor is over.

For the third time in nine years, the Tom Birch-led Lakes Media is confronted with what it believes is "illegal translator interference." And, he's pointing fingers at Raleigh media icon Don Curtis for an "open violation" of the FCC's testing rules.