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It's the home of multimedia commentator Rob Carson and a MVPD-distributed cable channel that continues to pluck away viewers from FOX News. Now, the company led by Chris Ruddy has issued what it calls "a strong public challenge to any move that would weaken or eliminate the national television ownership cap."

The NAB is "extremely pleased" that the FCC's top-four prohibition has been struck down by a federal appeals court, but is downbeat about the court's decision to abide by every other rule reinforced by the 2018 Quadrennial Review — released in the waning days of the Biden Administration.

The U.S. Senate on Wednesday voted to confirm President Trump’s nominee to lead the Commerce Department’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) as the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information.

Upon NCAB academy completion, graduates will receive the Broadcast Technologist credential

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For the Media arm at Rogers Communications, the presence of the Edmonton Oilers in a second consecutive NHL Stanley Cup Finals along with new Warner Bros. Discovery Canadian content distribution agreements in place are the chief analysts for the uptick in loonies and toonies.

"Meaningful Progress." Those are the words TelevisaUnivision CEO Daniel Alegre used to describe how the world's largest creator of Spanish-language audio and video content performed fiscally during the second quarter of 2025.

Gray Media late Tuesday revealed the pricing of its previously announced private offering of $775 million aggregate principal amount of 7.250% senior secured first lien notes due 2033.

As the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act gains traction on Capitol Hill, automakers doubled down on efforts to block it. Broadcasters are answering in kind with intensified lobbying to defend AM’s place in the dashboard and involvement in numerous efforts across D.C.

As scrutiny of foreign influence on media grows across Capitol Hill, the NAB is pressing for clarity and parity in how federal rules treat domestic broadcast companies compared to global streaming platforms and international media conglomerates.