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A MVPD owned by Cincinnati Bell has filed a bad faith complaint with the FCC against Nexstar Media Group. Why? Altafiber claims retransmission consent negotiations involving WDTN-2 in Dayton, Ohio, come with a must-carry clause for the NewsNation cable TV channel.

Amazon Ads and Roku Inc. are cheering the introduction of a new integration that gives advertisers access to "the largest authenticated Connected TV footprint in the U.S.," exclusively through Amazon DSP. The new collaboration delivers logged-in reach to an estimated 80 million U.S. Connected TV households.

Introducing new live and on-demand local newscasts across more than 50 markets in which TEGNA owns stations, airing between 7am-9am daily and, in most cases, competing directly against network breakfast-time programming such as TODAY, CBS Mornings and Good Morning America.

Media owners' net advertising revenues (NAR) will reach $979 billion this year, growing by 4.9% over 2024 but slowing down from 10.3% in 2024, new data from MAGNA show. Neutralizing the significant impact of cyclical events on ad spend in 2024 and in 2025, "the market slowdown is still real but more modest."

It offers simple EAS implementation and dual redundant AoIP networks

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Its mini-PC form factor is suitable for single-studio applications

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Conference kicks off mid-September in Wisconsin

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WAMU said its operations were briefly affected Tuesday afternoon

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The FCC has no quorum to conduct regular business or vote on any items on its agenda for the upcoming June Open Meeting. A leading Republican in the U.S. Senate wants to change this as soon as possible. Yet, his effort could be thwarted in a vote block from Democrats wanting a member of their own party seated concurrently.

A battle in California between media mogul Byron Allen, who is selling nearly all of Allen Media Group's television stations to address debt concerns, and one of the world's largest Quick-Service Restaurant chains has come to an end, RBR+TVBR has confirmed.