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Kim Komando, the 2021 Radio Hall of Fame Inductee, served Master of Ceremonies for the event, which saw 10 radio industry on-air and programming notables receive honors and accolades for their career achievements.

She has been in radio management for 42 years and today serves as General Manager of Lotus Communications' Tucson properties. At the end of 2025, she'll be retiring. Her successor and a new management team will be unveiled Monday.

Technology managers can control how efficiently they manage their plant

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Be Cast in France relies on the platform for FM and DAB analysis

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To celebrate the company's decision to make Nashville its home, Mayor Freddie O'Connell issued a proclamation naming October 29, 2025, "Get After It Media Day." GAIM is the home of diginets The Heartland Network, Retro TV, The Family Channel, The Action Channel, and Rev’n.

Sinclair Inc.'s AMP Media arm and the TV station branded as "ABC 33/40" are preparing for their involvement in an Athletes First Tailgate Tour stop in Tuscaloosa, Ala., on November 7, ahead of the University of Alabama/Louisiana State University football game.

Mark Fine takes issue with Ira Wilner's view on software-defined radio listeners

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A veteran radio industry market-level leader who has been overseeing Urban One's properties in Raleigh-Durham is saying farewell, and is ready to conclude his career. Gary Weiss' successor has already been named, and he'll start his new role on November 1.

The National Basketball Association franchise that serves Central Florida will now see a small slate of its match-ups air on broadcast TV in the Orlando and neighboring Tampa-St. Petersburg DMAs. It is thanks to an arrangement that allows Hearst Television-owned stations to air games produced by FanDuel Sports Network Florida.

Investors in the biggest single licensee of broadcast television stations in the U.S. will once again be rewarding its shareholders, as the company's Board of Directors is moving forward with a formidable dividend.