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Gray Media has renewed its daily, 30-minute news magazine InvestigateTV+ for a third season. The company also renewed the weekend edition of the show for 2025-2026, its fifth season.

Fox Corporation shares were on the rise across Tuesday morning, as investors responded positively to a fiscal Q2 2025 report card that saw the owner of FOX Television Stations enjoy earnings per share that surpassed Street expectations by a whopping 50.2%.

A 1kw Class C AM licensed to Martin County, Fla.'s main city and a companion Class D AM with 5kw during daylight hours but just 63 watts at night over neighboring St. Lucie County are being sold. Who's the buyer of these venerable Treasure Coast broadcast facilities?

New data from Nielsen and Edison Research’s The Record highlights the state of audio in the U.S. media landscape, with nearly 20% of daily media consumption dedicated to audio content in the fourth quarter of 2024. And, Radio is at the forefront.

The offering brings users an improved UX experience and low I/O latency, key elements for use in live broadcasts, concerts, studio production, outside broadcast trucks (OB), and backup/disaster recovery. And, the new expansion card brings full support for SMPTE ST 2110 AV Networks to the TASCAM Sonicview console.

RTW, the Koln-based audio technology company used by broadcast, production, and post-production professionals, has rolled out a dialog-gated loudness measurement technology for TouchControl 5.

A San Antonio-based maker of fully integrated radio automation, software playout, and music scheduler has launched a product replete with a diverse library of voices that also offers custom voice cloning. It's a radio tool for the AI generation, courtesy of nextKast. 

Orange Slovakia has chosen Appear’s X Platform to manage delivery of the VAR feeds from the stadium to the VOR, and back to the venue for the on-pitch referee to call the decision. Appear’s local partner, Sunteq, provides System Integration services for Orange Slovakia.

The "local first" digital media and marketing company with its roots in broadcast radio has promoted from within to fill three newly created positions — roles that allow the NYSE-traded company "to tackle the numerous opportunities ahead."

Now the assistant chief of four FMs, she says the rewards of broadcast engineering are “awesome”

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