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QUU, the company founded by Chief Technology Officer Joe Harb and led by CEO Steve Newberry, is devoted to bringing rich visuals to partner radio stations. Now, it's released a study that demonstrates just how important a radio station should look when tuned to while on the road.

TEGNA-owned Connected TV and OTT advertising platform Premion has brought to market a scaled live programmatic ad tool that delivers to marketers live, in-game professional and collegiate sports, as well as high-impact live tentpole events.

Voluntary drill aims to boost readiness and improve disaster response reporting

The post Broadcasters Asked to Join FCC’s June DIRS Exercise appeared first on Radio World.

Frank Hertel recounts the magic of hearing Ecuador on a cigar-box receiver

The post Letter: Long-Distance Listening Rekindles a 1950s Crystal Set Tale appeared first on Radio World.

A Class B AM radio station serving an area of Virginia south of Roanoke is being sold alongside its MHz-band 250-watt companion. Who's the buyer?

It's hurricane season, and the FCC is helping broadcasters and the general public prepare by hosting a Hurricane Season Resiliency Roundtable, led by its Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau, in early July.

The one-day campaign aims to raise money and awareness to help Radio and TV professionals in acute need. Tim McCarthy, President of the Broadcasters Foundation, says, “If you’re part of the broadcasting community, while we hope you never need us, we need to be here for you should disaster or illness strike."

She's been a Director of Sales for Hearst since April 2020 and before that was a regional director for a locally owned media company. Meet the new GM of the CBS affiliate serving the Permian Basin of Texas.

An attempt by a group of terminated associates and non-paid workers linked to the troubled St. Louis community-focused eclectic noncommercial music station has failed. However, a debtor's motion submitted to the court gives hope that the KDHX beloved by its supporters will have a future. 

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has given a grant to the licensee of the NPR Member station serving Asheville, N.C., to further its reporting efforts on local and regional recovery efforts from last autumn's devastating floods associated with Hurricane Helene.

Engineers discuss lessons learned or applied during the Eaton Fire

The post How Mount Wilson Survived Another Scare appeared first on Radio World.

In this document, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) announces that the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has approved revisions to the information collection requirements under OMB Control Number 3060-0174, as associated with the revisions in the Federal Communications Commission's Second Report and Order: Sponsorship Identification Requirements for Foreign Government-Provided Programming, FCC 24-61 (Second R&O). The Second R&O adopted a requirement that radio and television stations broadcast clear disclosures for programming that is provided by a foreign governmental entity and set forth the procedures for exercising reasonable diligence to determine whether such a disclosure is needed. This document is consistent with the Second R&O, which states that the Commission will publish a document in the Federal Register announcing the effective date for these amended rule sections and revise the rules accordingly.

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When it comes to automotive injury attorneys, there's no bigger when it comes to spot television advertisers than one firm — the one that shares its name with a popular chocolate candy.

The traditional marketing funnel is collapsing into a full-funnel model. That's the conclusion of MoffettNathanson Senior Analysts Robert Fishman and Michael Nathanson, and it is one in which platforms that integrate social, commerce, and entertainment are best positioned to capture and retain advertising dollars.

Reseller agreement to bring broadcasters intercom and audio solutions

The post swXtch.io Teams Up With Telos for Audio in the Cloud appeared first on Radio World.

In its proposed budget plan for Fiscal Year 2026, the FCC hinted that regulatory costs for broadcasters will likely remain stable. Now, as the fee-setting process begins, broadcasters have their chance to speak up if they want lowered fees for the third year in a row.

A world-renowned opera star has been selected to receive the 2025 Service to America Leadership Award from the National Association of Broadcasters Leadership Foundation (NABLF). The award will be presented during the Celebration of Service to America Awards ceremony on June 10, at The Anthem.