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For more than a quarter century, she led the FOX Television Stations pair serving the Dallas-Fort Worth market, retiring at the end of June 2023. Now, many across the broadcast television industry are mourning her sudden passing at her home in California.

1WorldRadio aims to connect local FM broadcasters from around the globe

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It is the owner of an AM radio station serving the seat of Parmer County, Tex., with a population of under 1,500 people. And, it has failed to pay its regulatory fees since 2012. Now, this delinquency has cost this station is license.

On March 18, Auddia, the company behind the faidr app. closed on $3.5 million of new financing by selling 1.3M common shares from its previously announced equity line. It is now known that it will engage in a significant reverse stock split, effective with the start of Nasdaq's trading session on Monday.

The Advanced Television Broadcasting Alliance (ATBA) has elected a new Chair of the organization, and she'll formally take on her new role at its annual board meeting on April 5, ahead of the NAB Show in Las Vegas.

The company will introduce a new audio archive feature to its Myriad Cloud platform

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Veritone Inc. is heading to Las Vegas next week for the NAB Show and will set up shop in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center (at booth W1455), where it plans to put a spotlight on its array of AI products and services used by both radio and television stations.

Ruxandra Obreja shares "the most cost-effective and efficient way to introduce digital services in the FM band"

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Now, with the 2025 NAB Show approaching, AI-powered machine translation company XL8 has confirmed that it has successfully commercialized a real-time product that translates English-language captions to Spanish.

The FCC under Republican Chairman Brendan Carr has received much criticism since he acted to reinstate complaints against ABC, NBC and CBS that were dismissed under delegated authority by acting Bureau Chiefs in the waning days of the Rosenworcel Commission. Now, five former Commissioners — including the FCC Chairman prior to Jessica Rosenworcel — are asking Carr to end its probe of CBS.