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From CD jukeboxes to drones and astrophotography, award recipient is always exploring

The post Shulins Makes a Career by Staying a Step Ahead appeared first on Radio World.

The parent company of WNYC Radio and Classical WQXR in the City of New York has a new COO and CFO. And, he's coming on board from a Washington, D.C.-based strategic communications agency.

In mid-January, Imagicomm Communications confirmed it was selling all of the stations it acquired from Cox Media Group. The first deal involved Marquee Broadcasting. On April 2, Todd Parkin's Rincon Broadcasting struck a bigger deal. Now, Imagicomm's remaining properties have found a buyer.

How will expected FCC deregulation of broadcast media ownership impact mergers and acquisitions? An Monday afternoon 2025 NAB Show Panel sought to tackle that question in an informal chat featuring a prominent veteran Washington, D.C., attorney; a top media broker; and BIA Advisory Services' Managing Director.

Longtime technology marketer will serve suppliers in and out of broadcast

The post Bill Harland Launches a New Venture appeared first on Radio World.

For 20 years, the NBC affiliate serving Cleveland owned by TEGNA has enjoyed a relationship with the Major League Baseball franchise formerly known as the Cleveland Indians. Now, the station has expanded its relationship with the team today known as the Cleveland Guardians. 

His career spanned several NYC stations and projects including the 4 Times Square master

The post New York City Radio Engineer Herb Squire Dies appeared first on Radio World.

At NAB Show, commissioner criticizes inquiries into DEI and public media

The post Gomez Warns That FCC Is Straying From Its Mandate appeared first on Radio World.

How does AI truly impact media companies today? What does the consumer really want in the always-on, multi-platform, world of ever-changing content tastes–and can AI really find those? Those questions and more were the focus of a AWM breakfast panel discussion Monday at the 2025 NAB Show.

At a press conference held Monday afternoon, the executive leaders of four of the nation's biggest TV ownership groups shared more about their joint venture created to provide robust wireless data services powering the "Internet of Things."