The seeds of discontent sown during Olivia Trusty’s advancement out of the Senate Commerce Committee are sprouting. The FCC nominee faces mounting resistance from Democrats, as Republicans rush to establish a quorum and majority at the agency. [read more]
Despite vocal opposition from Senate Democrats and warnings of a potential GOP power grab at the FCC, the Senate has confirmed Olivia Trusty to serve as a Commissioner. The vote restores quorum to the Commission and hands Republicans a functional majority. [read more]
Just 24 hours after the Senate confirmed Olivia Trusty to the Commission and established a Republican majority, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr launched his first rulemaking aimed at dismantling decades-old ownership limits for broadcasters. [read more]
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The broadcast industry united to share an inspirational afternoon in the shadow of New York City's Grand Central Station, at the AWM Foundation's annual Gracie Awards luncheon, celebrating the achievements of women across local radio, television, and digital media. [read more]
The closing session of the 2025 Hispanic Radio Conference pulled no punches. "The Future on the Dash: AM Battle Reboot" put a sharp, emotional focus on what many consider one of the most urgent issues facing radio: keeping the AM band in the nation’s vehicles. [read more]
The US advertising industry is showing signs of renewed momentum heading into the second half of 2025, with MAGNA upgrading its full-year growth forecast. But even with the good news, AM/FM radio owners will not have much to be happy about in the report. [read more]
The Broadcasters Foundation of America’s third New York City Media Mixer delivered a packed house and high energy Wednesday evening, uniting more than 200 broadcast executives, emerging talent, and future stars inside iHeartMedia’s Manhattan studios. [read more]
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The seeds of discontent sown during Olivia Trusty’s advancement out of the Senate Commerce Committee are sprouting. The FCC nominee faces mounting resistance from Democrats, as Republicans rush to establish a quorum and majority at the agency.
Despite vocal opposition from Senate Democrats and warnings of a potential GOP power grab at the FCC, the Senate has confirmed Olivia Trusty to serve as a Commissioner. The vote restores quorum to the Commission and hands Republicans a functional majority.
Just 24 hours after the Senate confirmed Olivia Trusty to the Commission and established a Republican majority, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr launched his first rulemaking aimed at dismantling decades-old ownership limits for broadcasters.
The broadcast industry united to share an inspirational afternoon in the shadow of New York City's Grand Central Station, at the AWM Foundation's annual Gracie Awards luncheon, celebrating the achievements of women across local radio, television, and digital media.
The closing session of the 2025 Hispanic Radio Conference pulled no punches. "The Future on the Dash: AM Battle Reboot" put a sharp, emotional focus on what many consider one of the most urgent issues facing radio: keeping the AM band in the nation’s vehicles.
The US advertising industry is showing signs of renewed momentum heading into the second half of 2025, with MAGNA upgrading its full-year growth forecast. But even with the good news, AM/FM radio owners will not have much to be happy about in the report.
The Broadcasters Foundation of America’s third New York City Media Mixer delivered a packed house and high energy Wednesday evening, uniting more than 200 broadcast executives, emerging talent, and future stars inside iHeartMedia’s Manhattan studios.
