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Said will help reset unbalanced network/affiliate relationship Network-affiliated TV stations are again pushing the Federal Communications Commission to bring some over-the-top video providers under the retransmission consent regime so they will have to negotiate…
People of color own and control 6% of the nation’s full-power TV stations, 7% of commercial FM radio stations and 12% of commercial AM radio stations but make up more…
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a move by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) to relax media ownership rules, handing down a unanimous ruling that favors large broadcasters. The decision…
Say it is key to 5G and ATSC 3.0 buildouts and closing digital divide Facing 5G wireless buildouts, broadcast next gen (ATSC 3.0) buildouts and the C-band transition, communications associations…
House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) on Wednesday said that the American journalism industry was "gravely threatened" by the growing dominance of Facebook and Google, claiming that the tech giants' power was presenting…
In an editorial, Thomas M. Johnson Jr. writes worries about 5G are “long on panic and short on science” WASHINGTON—Conspiracy theories regarding the safety of 5G threaten the U.S. economy…
I hope everyone is staying safe and abiding by the guidance concerning Covid-19. Second, most broadcast operations are now being handled off-site, which could create security problems. Hackers know this…
Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI) has begun notifying the 10,000 radio stations and broadcast groups that license its music about the new terms of its agreement with the radio industry. Under…
It could be if you are ready for the needed investment in time and effort BY RICK GREENHUT ⋅ RADIO WORLD PUBLISHED: MARCH 6, 2020 The author is director of broadcast…
Wendy Davis, DigitalNewsDaily Facebook, Google and other online companies could face new taxes in Maryland, if a bill passed this week is signed by the governor. The measure, SB2, would…
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