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The radio stations in Omaha-Council Bluffs and in the Iowa cities of Des Moines, Sioux City, Davenport, Ogallala and Cedar Rapids owned by the largest audio content creator and distributor in the U.S. has a new Area President. She reports to Division President Shosh Abromovich.

The newspaper business has some similarities to broadcast media ownership, and they go beyond vying for local advertising dollars. Trust is a big issue, and a Media Finance Management Annual Conference session will discuss "Trust In Media" during a key breakout session that could be of keen interest to CFOs.

A new agreement has brought play-by-play of Minnesota Twins games back to over-the-air TV for the first time since 2012. This will see a limited selection of Twins games get a simulcast on FOX Television Station's KMSP-TV and a group of Gray Media stations in other markets within the team's multi-state territory.

New Jersey-headquartered technical systems consultant, systems integrator and broadcast equipment manufacturer's representative DNAV is gearing up for a 2025 NAB Show experience that will see it focus on products offering centralized monitoring capabilities and the launch of its new router.

In advance of the NAB Show 2025, Comcast Technology Solutions (CTS) has launched a new service designed for broadcasters and content owners to consolidate their video management efforts, increase efficiency, and lower costs across legacy TV, online video/OTT, and social media platforms.

StreamGuys' growing programmatic advertising business is getting a boost just in time for the NAB Show in Las Vegas, thanks to the introduction of a professional consulting service designed to aid broadcasters and content publishers.

The former Chief Engineer for River Radio Ministries in Columbus, Ohio, has accepted a new role, and is now the Senior Field Engineer for a unit of Triple Helix Technologies and MaxxKonnect.

At the 2025 NAB Show, Kokusai Denki Electric Inc. will likely see a steady flow of industry individuals eager to learn more about their line of broadcast cameras. Not familiar with the company? You probably are, as it is taking on a new name. 

The product enables broadcasters to optimize their media workflows "by leveraging the power of hardware and the flexibility of software," the company shares, adding that VX is "a ‘living platform’ that has been engineered to evolve with the industry’s needs."

New dashboard report also finds that fewer new cars are “radio-forward”

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