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While the House Commerce Committee certainly maintains oversight of the FCC, the House Appropriations Committee also holds a level of jurisdiction, namely when it comes to its fiscal budgets. That explains why FCC Chairman Brendan Carr spent much of his Wednesday discussing everything from DOGE to DEI.

In 1997, Glenn Krieg joined Morgan Murphy Media as its Chief Financial Officer. Today, he's new to the Radio + Television Business Report's Broadcast Best Finance Leaders rankings for 2025. Where does his rank? The answer is in our just-released Summer 2025 magazine, a 40-page digital publication available now! 

In a media world fixated on algorithms and AI, what still moves audiences — and revenue — is content rooted in culture, community, and creativity. A Hispanic Radio Conference session featuring four programming pros will explore the timeless foundation of radio, through the lens of today’s Hispanic-targeted audio formats.

It’s time NOAA/NWS linked to IPAWS/CAP

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HOF host bought Oregon AM in 2021 but cited lack of business to sustain

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The mobile app offers real-time insights into broadcast system performance

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Connected cars can access scores, play-by-play and more through Nexus Auto

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Charles Anderson weighs in on worthy "Delete, Delete, Delete" proposals

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Nashville Public Radio has hired its next President/CEO, and it is a woman who will replace the retiring Steve Swenson at the NPR spoken word station serving the market and its Adult Alternative noncommercial sibling.

TEGNA shareholders will be enjoying a financial bonus for their loyalty, in the form of a quarterly dividend approved on Tuesday by the broadcast television company's Board of Directors.