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The owner of broadcast TV stations including flagship properties WBFF-45 and WNUV-54 in Baltimore and The Tennis Channel, in addition to broadcast tower manufacturer Dielectric, has moved forward with its "strategic entry" into the media-for-equity space. What does this mean for publicly traded Sinclair?

Leaders who have made an impact on both broadcasting and community service while bringing attention to and raising funds for the group's mission were in the spotlight early Wednesday as the Broadcasters Foundation of America hosted its annual Leadership Awards Breakfast — an unofficial annual close to the NAB Show.

The largest media company superserving Black consumers across the U.S. is moving to its third outside independent accounting firm in under two years, according to a SEC filing made late Wednesday. This sees a switch from EY less than two years after Urban One dumped BDO.

The 2025 NAB Show has come to a close, with a new logo unveiled by the association across a multi-day affair that has seen its registered attendance plummet since its pre-COVID days at the under-construction Las Vegas Convention Center.

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We try to unpack meaning behind two CPs and one new license granted by the FCC and their ties to HF traders

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CBS Sunday Morning host Jane Pauley, a former Gracies Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, will present the award to the weekly newsmagazine's longtime correspondent, honoring her extraordinary legacy and influence on the media industry.

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California, Minnesota and Wisconsin have some of the country’s largest concentrations of Hmong

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With 10 astronauts in the room and many of her family members present, Olivia Trusty was warmly received by both Republicans and Democrats on Wednesday morning, as President Trump's nominee to serve as the next Federal Communications Commission's GOP-aligned Commissioner was heralded on Capitol Hill.