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Ad spend in the U.S. reached $137 billion in 2025. Impressions rose to 16.3 trillion. Where and how is all this budget being spent? The newly released State of Digital Advertising 2025 takes a look at the big picture before diving into the details, providing a global, cross-channel view of the state of the industry.

In an opinion piece from its editors, the publication founded 70 years ago by William F. Buckley focused on conservative analysis responded to ABC's decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel's late night show and comments made by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr on the matter. It's declaration is to kill the Commission.

It's being heralded as "a groundbreaking innovation in broadcast audio capture." Introducing a product from Shure that's designed for sports and studio, delivering "front-row sound to viewers while reducing the number of microphones and cables required."

The broadcast media company that's made MeTV Network a household name across the U.S. is adding another property to its TV station stable. This time, the company led by Norman Shapiro is agreeing to purchase a low-power TV channel serving the South's largest market. Serving as the seller's broker is Kalil & Co.

The Ranking Member of the House Energy & Commerce Committee on Thursday went to the full floor of the U.S. House of Representatives and called on Brendan Carr to resign. The Senate Democratic Leader issued a 10-second video in which he seeks the same thing.

“In some respects it’s still a bit like the wild, wild west”

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An application has been filed with the Commission that would see Shoreline Communications Inc., a husband-and-wife licensee who are also partners at a Columbia, Ky., law firm, become the owner of an FM in Williamsburg, Ky., and its sibling in Jellico, Tenn.

He'll lead efforts to customers in the U.S. and Canada

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The "AM Radio in Every Vehicle Act" is poised for a full floor vote in the House of Representatives. This iteration of the bill features a key "compromise," one driven by "stakeholders" such as the auto industry. Yet, that still doesn't satisfy the person whose association hosts the annual CES Show each January.

FCC Commissioner Olivia Trusty offered a luncheon keynote on Thursday at the Free State Foundation, sharing why "we need to support today’s New Golden Age of America, where our communications networks are the most advanced, secure, and widely available in the world." She also touched on Jimmy Kimmel and Chairman Carr.