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STV Radio builds early momentum with strong debut listening figures
10+ hour, 46+ min ago (298+ words) STV Radio, Scotland’s newest and only national commercial radio station, has recorded a strong debut in its first official audience figures since launching in January 2026. According to the latest RAJAR results for the station’s first six months on air, STV…...
OVERFLOW RADIO to Premiere at Northrop This Fall
2+ hour, 3+ min ago (416+ words) The project features textile designs by Maggie Thompson and performances by Brandi Norton and Michelle Boulé. Emily Johnson / Catalyst's new multifaceted project, Overflow Radio, is a performance, skill-share, planting of 1,000 trees, and radio transmission taking place over 24 nonconsecutive hours within…...
Final Listen: WNKS (Kiss 95.1) Charlotte
12+ hour, 39+ min ago (470+ words) As we take more Final Listens to stations that were sold to religious broadcasters, displaced for spoken-word formats, or just shut down, a couple of things are likely to happen more often, particularly when viable stations are involved. More of…...
Atlanta TV stations could see changes under new FCC rule
7+ hour, 4+ min ago (1014+ words) For decades, the federal government has limited the total reach a single television broadcaster can have across the country, a cap intended to promote competition, encourage local programming and the airing of diverse viewpoints. On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission…...
US agency ends 39% household cap on local TV station owners
8+ hour, 10+ min ago (390+ words) WASHINGTON, Aug 6 (Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted on Thursday to rescind the rule that bars local broadcast station owners from reaching more than 39% of U.S. TV households in a move that could spark industry consolidation. The FCC voted…...
Federal agency scraps cap on TV ownership
11+ hour, 23+ min ago (317+ words) Washington — The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to rescind the rule that bars local broadcast station owners from reaching more than 39% of the total number of U.S. TV households in a move that could help spark industry consolidation. The FCC…...
US ends cap on local TV station owners amid concerns of media consolidation
3+ hour, 8+ min ago (492+ words) Critics say the 39 percent cap was a safeguard against excessive concentration of media ownership in the US. The United States Federal Communications Commission has voted to rescind the rule that bars local broadcast station owners from reaching more than 39 percent…...
FCC repeals national TV ownership cap, a win for Trump-aligned broadcasters
3+ hour, 33+ min ago (564+ words) The FCC voted on Thursday to remove the cap on TV station ownership in the U.S., delivering a big win to media companies aligned with President Donald Trump and the Republican Party. Supporters of the cap immediately said they will challenge…...
Agency ends 39% household cap on local TV station owners
8+ hour, 12+ min ago (356+ words) Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr listens to a reporter's question during a press conference in Washington, D.C., last month. The Federal Communications Commission voted on Thursday to rescind the rule that bars local broadcast station owners from reaching more than…...
FCC Vote on TV Ownership Cap Draws Fresh Scrutiny Over Media Consolidation
8+ hour, 40+ min ago (241+ words) According to The Hollywood Reporter, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said the change would give local broadcasters greater flexibility to compete and invest in news operations. The outlet reported that supporters contend the previous ownership limit placed traditional broadcasters at a…...