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“Should we expect broadcast deregulation? I think it’s absolutely clear that we will.” Those words caused a welcome stir at the 2025 NAB State Leadership Conference as radio and TV operators seek freedom to take on "Big Tech" with their presence in the Nation's Capital, and Republican FCC Commissioner Nate Simington is ready to help.

A change of setting and the company of loved ones can shift your outlook. But, respected public relations professional and "Zoom expert" Rosemary Ravinal did not anticipate that her grandson, Mo, would provide a fresh perspective on storytelling during her visit.

The Video Division, Media Bureau (Bureau), has before it a petition for rulemaking filed by Gray Television Licensee, LLC (Gray or Petitioner), the licensee of KSCW-DT, channel 12, Wichita, Kansas (Station or KSCW-DT). Petitioner requests that the Bureau substitute channel 12 for channel 28 at Wichita, Kansas in the Table of TV Allotments (table).

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As 2024 came to a close, Waterstone emerged as a major Salem shareholder. Now, paperwork has been filed with the Commission seeking its approval of an arrangement that sees Waterstone gain some $40 million worth of preferred shares in the media company focused on secular and non-secular programming.

The solution will allow Spain's public radio outlet to integrate visual content

The post RNE Spain Chooses LiveU for IP-Based Video appeared first on Radio World.

The National Association of Broadcasters at its State Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., has revealed the 10 winners of the 38th annual NAB Crystal Radio Awards. The winners were chosen by a panel of judges representing the broadcast industry, community service organizations and public relations firms.

Add Graham Holdings Co. to the companies that have released their fourth quarter 2024 earnings and have enjoyed the riches of a strong election-ad season. Graham Media Group, its TV division, saw lower core advertising demand in the final three months of 2024. But, it was offset in part by political advertising.

The company led by CEO Mary Berner has experienced a significant decline in its share value since March began. On Tuesday, the decline continued, sending "CMLS" down to a fresh post-bankruptcy low. Nasdaq could be eye a minimum trade delinquency, should trends not reverse soon.

Loss of advertising revenue forces stations to move

The post Georgia-Carolina Broadcasting Company Moves Clayton Cluster appeared first on Radio World.

The familiar dance continues around "freedom" and "fairness" measures

The post Local Radio Freedom Act Is Reintroduced in Senate appeared first on Radio World.

Saint Cloud Community Mission’s application was rejected after objection revealed late incorporation and for-profit designation concerns

The post FCC Dismisses Florida LPFM CP Over Nonprofit Status appeared first on Radio World.

Todd Kalman on how stations can capture more digital revenue

The post Exhibitor Viewpoint: Marketron at the NAB Show appeared first on Radio World.

Sighinolfi says reliability, versatility and convenience have finally led to broad acceptance

The post Digital Consoles Have Marked an Important Turning Point appeared first on Radio World.

It looks like Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) has a new, bipartisan fight on behalf of local broadcast radio companies on her hands, as a non-binding resolution that opposes "any new performance fee, tax, royalty or other charge" on domestic AM and FM stations has been introduced in the U.S. Senate for the current Congressional session.

He was formerly Director of Sales for Omaha-based Walnut Media and before that was a Senior Account Executive for NRG Media in the Nebraska market bordering Council Bluffs, Iowa. Now, he's leading a group of stations in Iowa's state capital.

The cluster is home to the company’s original radio station

The post Leighton Media Opens New Studios in Detroit Lakes appeared first on Radio World.

Non-technical, content-oriented teams are absorbing engineering functions across channel creation, configuration and playout. The underlying technologies required to support these workflows need to be simpler, easier to use — and more efficient at an organizational level, LTN's Rick Young says in this thought piece.