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The Wireless Telecommunications Bureau conditionally grants University of Utah a waiver of sections 96.39(g) and 96.49 of the Commission's rules.

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A major review of the uses of AI in the radio industry in 2025

The post The AI Revolution in Radio & Streaming appeared first on Radio World.

The recent rescission bill that "clawed back" previously approved federal funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting appears to be only the beginning of a long-term trend for NPR and PBS Member stations, given the actions seen by the Senate Appropriations Committee.

Delta Media Corporation, which owns radio and television stations in Lafayette and Lake Charles, La., has moved forward with the purchase of an AM radio station with an FM translator licensed to New Iberia, La. At the same time, it is donating an Opelousas, La., and its FM translator to a religious broadcast entity run by a Mouton family member.

We asked Cindy Hutter Cavell about trends in getting the signal to the transmitter

The post When It Comes to STLs, the Possibilities Are Endless appeared first on Radio World.

He's a prolific buyer and seller of low-power TV stations through his Lowcountry 34 Media operation. Now, Jeff Winemiller has signed off on an asset purchase agreement that, pending FCC approval, will deliver his company four LPTV properties in the Peach State.

Erica Dreyer updates us on ways AI tools are being used at the company

The post At NRG Media, AI Is Now a Distributed Practice appeared first on Radio World.

The 2026 Gracie Awards will once again unite trailblazers, emerging talent, and storytellers shaping the future of media at two signature events. A May 2026 event is in Beverly Hills, Calif. A June 2026 event is in the City of New York.

U.S.-based employers announced 62,075 job cuts in July 2025, rising 29% from June’s 47,999. Worse yet, the total is up by 140% from 25,885 announced in July 2025 and comes amid widespread industry chatter that Paramount Global's merger with Skydance Media will soon claim thousands of jobs.

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