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In an e-mail, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Chief Financial Officer confirmed that the organization that supports NPR and PBS stations across the U.S. "does not have access to funds" linked to a Next-Generation Warning System (NGWS) grant. What does this mean? CPB is seeking an answer.

The technology will assist with ad insertion tags within podcasts and live stream captions

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Some 12% of time spent watching television during the first month of 2025 can be attributed to the parent of ABC Owned Stations and ESPN, as well as Hulu and the Disney+ streaming platforms.

The broadcast television company that has just lured Adrienne Roark from CBS and is today led by Mike Steib has confirmed when its 2025 shareholders' meeting will take place.

The BFOA 2025 Leadership Awards, the Lowry Mays Excellence in Broadcasting Award, and the Chairman’s Award will each be presented at the BFOA Annual Breakfast, scheduled for April 9 to informally conclude the 2025 NAB Show in Las Vegas.

From a new "Bulk Actions" feature to an enhanced user interface for improved meeting workflows, Tightrope Media Systems is ready to show off the latest version of its Cablecast product — and will do so in a West Hall booth at the Las Vegas Convention Center during the 2025 NAB Show. 

The "LiMu Emu" origin story is getting told, a lot, at Spot Cable, based on the latest data from Media Monitors.  At Spot TV, the portrait is different, with an accident attorney specialist taking the crown.

This year's annual event is at the Gaylord Texan in Grapevine, Tex., and runs through February 27. Located at Booth 1727, Aspiration will be the only production truck featured on-site at the event.

The company owns three radio stations including ESPN Houston

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The station's owner said the station would shut down by year's end. That didn't happen. Now, a sale is about to transpire, and the future of a Jazz station serving Spokane and nearby Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, has been decided. The buyer will use the facility to further champion its devotion to the hits of yesteryear.