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​How cloud infrastructure is powering modern broadcast workflows

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"Radio reaches a wide audience, making it an essential tool for artists, particularly within Africa"

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At the 2025 Hispanic Radio Conference, The Future on the Dash: AM Battle Reboot! takes on urgent new relevance as Hispanic broadcasters rally behind the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act. Though the bipartisan bill stalled in the last Congress, its reintroduction gives the industry a critical second shot — one we can’t afford to waste.

It's described as "a key move underscoring the company's commitment to fueling its digital future." Introducing Audacy's new President of Digital Sales, and he's being promoted from within.

In late March, a Tulsa-headquartered owner of broadcast media stations in such markets as Merced and Monterey-Salinas, Calif.; Rochester, N.Y.; Medford, Ore.; and Yakima, Wash., sold its assets in one mid-sized Louisiana city. Now, Stephens Media Group is preparing to exit a second market in Cajun Country.

The number of CEO changes at U.S.-based media companies rose on a month-to-month basis in April, while increasing by 50% from one year ago, fresh data from global outplacement and business and executive coach firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas show.

Nielsen and VIZIO’s Inscape have extended strategic data relationship, building on a collaboration that began in 2022. The multi-year agreement, the companies said on Tuesday, "reinforces our shared commitment to delivering comprehensive insights into what audiences are watching across broadcast, cable, and streaming."

How many ways can you wire a 3.5 mm plug?

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The companies say the result is a seamless software-based implementation

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As controversy around AI legislation arises from President Donald Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill," the U.S. House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology has scheduled a hearing on Wednesday morning focused on how artificial intelligence is reshaping communications.