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The Regional Director for Region One of the FCC's Enforcement Bureau has handed a Notice of Violation to the licensee of a low-powered radio station and aural studio transmitter link serving a far-suburban Illinois community to the north of Chicago.  It's a warning, and directive to resolve the matter.

Upfront Week has concluded, and the industry trade group that says it is "dedicated to advancing addressable TV advertising and its use of deterministic identity" has gained a quintet of new supporting members while also sharing research indicating 78% of advertisers believe addressable TV will play a role in Upfront negotiations.

Order approving the Applications of Verizon Wireless and United States Cellular Corporation for consent to assign certain spectrum licenses to Verizon Wireless.

Dahl’s firm offers a range of support up to fully managed turnkey solutions

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Declines in the traditional ad marketplace fueled dollar dips in the first quarter of 2026 that went beyond Urban One's own forecasts, with Digital revenue sliding by 33.6% due to a variety of factors — including marketer "DEI"-influenced pullbacks.

Intuitive tools, flexible customization and integration with existing automation

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Notice of Violation (NOV) issued for violation(s) as noted in the attached.

The FIFA World Cup returns to America this summer for the first time since 1994, and FOX Sports and iHeartMedia have aligned for English-language audio coverage of all 2026 matches, kicking off with the opening match on June 11 through the final on July 19.

The California Historical Radio Society is one of the recipients

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Riverfront Broadcasting will receive four Watertown 100 kW FM signals

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Dallas agents inspected an LPFM site in Arlington and a Houston translator

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The Policy Division Chief within the FCC's Media Bureau has granted a request from Gray Media to dismiss its complaint filed against Dish as it battled with the direct broadcast satellite service provider over a now-resolved retransmission consent impasse.

The radio broadcasting company founded 22 years ago by Doyle and Carolyn Becker operating in communities across South Dakota and Minnesota has agreed to acquire a group of properties in Watertown, S.D., from the company based in Fairfield County, Conn., that acquired Alpha Media and, later, Bonneville's San Francisco stations.

NBA fans are hoping the Detroit Pistons will hang a championship banner inside Little Caesars Arena at the end of this season. On Wednesday, a different kind of banner was raised involving the Pistons, and it confirms where the team's games will be seen during the 2026-2027 season.

Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation randomly selected the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in which to consolidate petitions for review

Just how did the purveyor of Christian-themed and conservative secular spoken word content that announced late Tuesday that it's going private perform during the first three months of 2026? A lower net loss was seen, however net revenue dipped. It was a big cut in operating expenses that soften the weak quarter.

Sunshine Notice

The National Association of Broadcasters Leadership Foundation selected a manufacturer of residential fire and life safety products who in March teamed up with Hearst Media Production Group to launch a new original series airing weekend mornings on ABC stations nationwide as this year's Corporate Leadership Award honoree.

The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation has unveiled the four recipients of its inaugural LABF Preservation Grants. Each of the selected applicants will receive a grant of $2,500 to be used to preserve specific elements of broadcast history.

As required by the National Defense Authorization Act, the FCC submitted its Sixteenth Semi-Annual Report to Congress on U.S.-based foreign media outlets.