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Saga Communications provided a strategic update ahead of the broadcaster’s Tuesday earnings call over digital growth, cost alignment, and corporate governance improvements. The company also expressed concerns over recent board nominations.

Cumulus has until April 21 to submit a compliance plan to NASDAQ outlining how it intends to meet the equity requirement. If the plan is approved, Cumulus could receive up to 180 days to regain compliance. Should the plan be rejected, the company can appeal to a NASDAQ hearings panel, which would temporarily halt delisting procedures.

The net worth of the company is below the market's listing minimums

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The DRM consortium welcomed the news

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The design provides 2dB to 3dB of extra loudness

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Words of wisdom from great speakers can be transformative. Quotes about public speaking can unlock your potential to change the world with your voice. That’s the power of inspiring quotes, says public speaking coach and veteran public relations executive Rosemary Ravinal.

Designed to make meetings more accessible, MediaScribe offers real-time text transcriptions and translations that can be displayed on dedicated on-premise displays, personal mobile devices, and cable channels.

A group of Democrats in both the House of Representatives and the Senate are taking aim at FCC Chairman Brendan Carr and the Trump Administration, on the grounds of FCC "weaponization." It's a claim made in recent weeks by Democratic FCC Commissioner Anna M. Gómez.

From Hagerstown to Ocean City, PBS viewers have relied on Maryland Public Television (MPT) to bring them educational and informational programming across its noncommercial broadcast TV stations. Now, MPT has named a new head, and it is the current EVP/Station Manager.

At 680 kHz in Olympia, Wash., a unique music-driven radio station has offered nostalgia to fans of records released on 78 RPM as "K-Bird." The facility is a Class D daytime-only AM, with an all-important FM translator giving its 24/7 service to the state capital of Washington. Pending FCC approval, it will soon have a second AM.