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As part of the 90.5 WKHS(FM) broadcast track, its K3ARS station was used during the ARRL's school club roundup day

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TechFreedom has filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court of the U.S. to declare that the FCC's "hands-off method of running the $9 billion Universal Services Fund violates the Constitution.

For broadcasters, this includes abiding regulations specific to new tower builds

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Its installation merits mostly the same considerations as a full-service station does

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Television viewing in January 2025 was up 5% compared with December 2024, and that was driven largely by current events and seasonal factors, new Nielsen data show.

The "LiMu Emu" origin story is the latest chapter in a growing effort from an auto insurance specialist that's clamored its way to the top of the Spot Ten Cable report, based on spot plays — a sign that a category that had been quiet in the immediate post-pandemic years could be actively competitive again.

The leading trade association advocating for the nation's local broadcast TV industry has released a new study investigating multimedia usage and effectiveness. The top finding? TV, viewed on the TV screen, has the highest reach and time spent of all media platforms studied, for all age groups and categories measured.

CEO Luis Barecha says the transmitters help cover the Spanish province of Huesca

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Natural disasters should prompt us to think about technical continuity

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This industry veteran served as interim Chairman of the Board of Saga Communications in 2022. He also ran Doubleday's radio stations and was a WMCA in New York "Good Guy" during its Top 40 era in the 1960s. Now, many across the radio industry are pausing to mourn the man known professionally as Gary Stevens.