As of today, Gray Media's presence in Oregon is comprised of the home of "FOX 12" and its broadcast sibling known to locals as "FOX 12 Plus" until earlier this year, when it was reborn as Rose City SportsNet. Now, Gray is poised to grow a little larger in the Beaver State, thanks to a deal with SagamoreHill.
The man who founded Civic Media earlier this month signed off on an agreement to obtain two AMs, two FMs and an FM translator in the Waterloo, Iowa market from the Mary Quass-led NRG Media. Now, a Form 314 filing has been made with the FCC, and we know how much Quass is earning from the sale that involves Kalil & Co.
The CABSAT 2026 conference is poised to serve as an event where MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems will place a large spotlight on an expanded technology portfolio that brings MRMC’s camera robotics and motion control technologies alongside MultiDyne’s fiber transport, camera connectivity and IP offerings.
It is a transport and distribution system the company believes can allow engineers to move balanced microphone and line-level audio over shielded Cat5e or Cat6 cable while lowering cable bulk and setup time. And, it has just come to market from Violet Audio US.
It's a Class D AM radio station with an FM translator serving the second-largest metropolitan area of Oregon, offering a Sports Talk format to local listeners. Pending regulatory approval, the facilities will become the property of a bulldog.
They are properties operated by Sinclair Inc. via a shared services agreement with a licensee operated by political commentator and entrepreneur Armstrong Williams. On August 20, Williams moved forward with turning that SSA into outright ownership for Sinclair. The FCC has granted the assignment of authorization request for one of the stations.
One of the nation's leading broadcast television companies has updated its financial guidance for the first quarter, which concludes Wednesday. It's a positive boost to guidance Gray Media first released on August 7, and comes in connection "with lender meetings to potentially refinance its credit facility."
"We combine the reach of traditional broadcasting with modern digital tools to help local businesses get noticed and grow," says the newly formed Salt Air Media. Come November 30, this will be done through four audio brands — including three the company is agreeing to purchase from a local owner.
Effective immediately, KXL-FM's news muscle will get a vitamin boost courtesy of the Nexstar Media Group-owned CBS affiliate serving the Rose City. A new partnership is in effect that will see KOIN-6's journalists assist the Connoisseur Media station on delivery of key stories in a timely manner.
He's a veteran of The E.W. Scripps Company who has served as News Director of WEWS-TV in Cleveland, and as Asst. News Director of KMGH-TV in Denver. Most recently, he's served as Senior Director of Digital News Operations. Starting October 5, he'll be the new Head of News for the company.
They're a winner in the NHL, with a legion of fans across the Silver State who have adopted the team as their own, gobbling up knowledge of a sport that arrived in Southern Nevada a decade ago. Now, the official radio partner of the Vegas Golden Knights is changing with the 2026-2027 season.
Five individuals central to the leadership of Leighton Radio Holdings have agreed to redeem their shares in the Leighton Enterprises subsidiary — a move that makes the parent company's employee stock ownership plan the sole shareholder of the radio station licensee.
It's Commission policy to solicit public input whenever there's a request, even from within the Media Bureau, to amend the Table of FM allotments. Two NPRMs were recently issued by the FCC, one involving a Class A FM signal shift and the other involving a Class A FM's deletion. No one spoke up; the actions are moving forward.
The RAB autumn Board of Directors meeting concluded last Thursday with a new slate of officers and directors, unanimously approved at the Northeast Ohio-based affair. Serving as Chair: Cox Media Group's Radio head, Rob Babin.
As RBR+TVBR first announced on May 13, the Detroit Pistons selected The E.W. Scripps Co.'s WMYD-20 as the NBA team's official television partner for the 2026-2027 season. On Monday, the team revealed the local broadcast schedule for both TV and radio. In doing so, the Pistons confirmed that Scripps Sports will bring visual play-by-play to six outlying DMAs in the team's territory.
It's another big week at Spot TV for the company founded in Central Florida that today is the most recognizable accident attorney specialist firm in the U.S. Similarly, a European second-hand online clothing retailer is enjoying another huge week at Spot Cable, as these respective brands have emerged as some of television's biggest advertisers in 2026.
As previously argued, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro stated, the Disney unit's argument "fails because the impetus for the early renewal processing of Plaintiffs’ broadcast licenses was the need for more information to support the Commission’s antidiscrimination investigation."
Thanks to a new agreement, audio real-time control technology can now be found directly in Pluxbox CoreOC, a software-based operational platform designed for broadcast and media workflows. That "ARC" technology comes courtesy of a Telos Alliance brand.
It's a Class B AM radio station serving Amarillo, Tex., with farm and agriculture-focused programming. Pending FCC approval, it will be in the hands of a new owner, thanks to a sale agreement signed off by the General Counsel of Cumulus Media.
As investors debate how much AI will disrupt or augment the human-led media ecosystem, one thing is clear for one MoffettNathanson analyst: we're not in Kansas anymore. In a freshly penned note, the analyst follows "AI's Yellow Brick Road" — with the Las Vegas Sphere's re-envisioned "The Wizard of Oz" screenings as its backdrop.
