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The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation has revealed its 2026 Giants of Broadcasting & Electronic Arts class, headlined by one of television's most-beloved fictional radio hosts. He'll be appearing alongside some of the radio industry's real-life legends.

FM processing moves into the world of DSP

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In Fredericksburg and Washington D.C., he was known for his skilled studio builds

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A company that sells and produces advertising across a wide array of on-demand audio content offerings and some SiriusXM shows headed by Ron Hartenbaum has lured a former Cadence13 President to serve as its Vice President of Strategic Partnerships.

He's enjoyed more than 50 years in broadcasting and has spent the last 33 years with Broadcast Supply Worldwide (BSW). Now, he's announced his retirement as Director of Business Development at the pro audio and broadcast equipment company.

The E.W. Scripps Co. has successfully fended off a hostile takeover bid from Sinclair Inc. It continues to grow its Scripps Sports arm, as its Scripps Networks now has greater distribution. That said, an impasse with Comcast on retransmission consent is a new issue. What can investors expect from Q1 for Scripps?

ENCO’s multilingual workflow products for broadcasters have gotten a new text-to-voice offering — just in time for attendees of the 2026 NAB Show to get a first look at the technological advancement. As ENCO sees it, enSpeak converts translated text into natural, expressive speech in real time.

With parent company Cumulus Media expected to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection late Wednesday (4/15) as a Houston federal judge weighs a prepackaged restructuring plan, one of its strongest radio stations has extended a flagship audio deal with the San Francisco 49ers that dates to 2005.

Family-owned business thrives through diversification

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In a step that gives publicly traded Townsquare Media access to advertising opportunities in a large market adjacent to one of its own longtime radio and online hubs, the company led by CEO Bill Wilson has forged a strategic digital advertising partnership with Kroenke Sports and entertainment.