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On Thursday and again on Friday, the FCC Commissioner used consecutive speaking appearances to double down on her belief that the agency where she will soon serve as the lone Democrat has gone way too far.

Broadcasters could “better achieve the scale and efficiencies necessary to compete”

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Taunton's House of Worship overcomes challenge from Foxboro Cable Access for 96.5 FM permit

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For some companies, including Charter Communications, the services it offers have lasting consumer value. This could explain why it is agreeing to acquire Cox Communications in a multi-billion deal announced early Friday by the two companies.

The blockbuster multi-billion proposed transaction that sees Charter Communications acquiring Cox Communications will result in a new Cox that takes on Charter's Spectrum MVPD identity. Who will lead this new version of Cox, once the transaction is completed?

Bloomberg Media has agreed to renew a multi-year podcast agreement with the nation's biggest audio content creation and distribution company, a move that will see the continuation of co-productions of new original podcasts.

“We are witnessing a dangerous precedent”

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A research report from Altman Solon solidifies what many multicultural marketing and advertising pros have been saying for years and was amplified earlier this week across Upfront presentations from TelevisaUnivision and NBCUniversal: Hispanics are pacesetters when it comes to media and tech trends.

Direct broadcast satellite service provider DirecTV has teamed up with The E.W. Scripps Co.'s Scripps Sports to offer fans of the WNBA all of broadcast TV network ION’s 15 weeks of its Friday night televised matchups.

In October 2022, a Class B radio station at 1080 kHz serving the Monterey-Salinas-Santa Cruz market was handed a $20,000 proposed fine for improper power output — a problem that extended across some 25 years. Now, the station is in potential hot water with the FCC again for antenna tower lighting issues.