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The same cannot be said for public media under the current administration, writes a reader

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Deregulation. The end of the FCC's current ownership rules. These were the dominant topics of conversation an overflow audience at the Media Finance Management Conference heard the latest insights about, while gaining information about what's transpired in Washington since January 20, from two Inside the Beltway experts.

While a familiar name returned to office, the 2025 election brought a new playbook. This second term isn’t déjà vu; it’s an entirely different game, and no broadcaster will be able to comfortably watch from the sidelines. That's why you need to be at Hispanic Radio Conference 2025.

Fluctuating costs for imports like PCBs affect long-term planning

The post Tariff Clouds Gather, but Inrush Keeps Building appeared first on Radio World.

The new ABC affiliate poised to serve viewers from Parkland to Key West will be covered under an extended audience measurement, data and analytics agreement between the forthcoming digital multichannel station's owner and Nielsen.

Microservices and container-based processing play a central role

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The Copyright Royalty Judges on Friday announced that they are ready to solicit comments on the proposed rates and terms for the digital performance of sound recordings as it pertains to both commercial webcasters and "certain public radio stations."

One prominent media industry-focused financial analyst has given his strong endorsement of Friday's multi-billion deal that will see Charter Communications acquire Cox Communications, take on the Cox name, and integrate the Spectrum MVPD brand into the combined company.

The trade organization dedicated to educating and advancing the growth of addressable TV advertising is officially welcoming six new supporting members, including a privately held broadcast television ownership group and one of the leading connected TV measurement organizations.

The E.W. Scripps Company is partnering with FreeWheel, Comcast's global technology platform for television advertising, to increase advertising opportunities across women’s live sports content on ION, Scripps’ national sports and entertainment network.