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1 week ago | 
radioworld.com | Nick Langan
Futuri Media announced it has rebranded its Tether programming platform as Listener Driven Radio. The AI technology company said the new name marks its renewed commitment to “empower audiences to actively participate in shaping their listening experience.”It said it initially launched the platform in 2010, which allows listeners to influence on-air content through interactive features.
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1 week ago | 
radioworld.com | Nick Langan
From the Radio World “Who’s Buying What” page: The Core school, located in Madrid, is using AEQ equipment to enhance its radio training. The institution offers bachelors, master’s degrees and vocational training in audiovisual-related fields. It emphasizes a practical approach through its strategic location and the industry experience of its faculty, and its alliances with companies in the broadcast sector.
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1 week ago | 
radioworld.com | Nick Langan
Co-founder Tiago Ferreira says that Podsqueeze is meant to be the “Swiss Army knife” of podcast production. The startup said it now has 100,000 registered users, including the Portugal-based Bauer Media Group’s Impresa, ECO and Rádio Comercial. Podsqueeze said its AI-powered platform can automate most of the post-production process for a podcast.
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1 week ago | 
radioworld.com | Nick Langan
From the Radio World “Who’s Buying What” page: SiriusXM Media announced it is teaming up with software developer Narrativ to deliver AI-generated voice replicas to advertisers.
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1 week ago | 
tvtechnology.com | Nick Langan
1030 WGSF(AM), the longest-running Spanish-language radio station in Memphis, is working to rebuild its transmitter site after it was ransacked in a May copper theft. The station, owned by Butron Media, was left with a myriad of critical components either rendered missing or destroyed, but it has rebounded with the launch of an FM translator from the same transmitter site. On May 18, the station’s Jackson Ave. tower site was targeted.
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1 week ago | 
radioworld.com | Nick Langan
The phrase “tower farm” took on a new meaning in southeast Michigan — as a tractor clipped a guy wire and brought down one of 560 WRDT(AM)’s four towers. The station broadcasts in the daytime hours with a directional 500 watts from a field in Monroe Charter Township, Mich., just southwest of the city of Monroe. Crawford Broadcasting Director of Engineering Cris Alexander told us that on June 9, a farmer was planting soybeans in the field.
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1 week ago | 
radioworld.com | Nick Langan
1030 WGSF(AM), the longest-running Spanish-language radio station in Memphis, is working to rebuild its transmitter site after it was ransacked in a May copper theft. The station, owned by Butron Media, was left with a myriad of critical components either rendered missing or destroyed, but it has rebounded with the launch of an FM translator from the same transmitter site. On May 18, the station’s Jackson Ave. tower site was targeted.
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2 weeks ago | 
radioworld.com | Nick Langan
The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly approved a rescissions package to revoke $1.1 billion of already appropriated funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting for fiscal years 2026 and 2027. The rescissions package now moves to the Senate, where Republicans hold a 53—47 majority. As a result, for the first time since CPB was created, public media stations face a real threat to their source of federal funding. Debate on the floorThe vote was 214—212.
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2 weeks ago | 
radioworld.com | Nick Langan
The FCC has dismissed an LPFM application in Daytona Beach, Fla., after the commission said the applicant failed to timely prove it was established as a nonprofit, a delay partly caused by an unavailable registration name in Florida. Lilith Inc. sought to build the station during the 2023 filing window. According to the commission’s rules, LPFM applicants must be established as nonprofits under state law at the time of filing an application. Applicants must also submit supporting documentation.
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2 weeks ago | 
radioworld.com | Nick Langan
From the Radio World “Who’s Buying What” page: Pillar Media announced that it has launched a set of TV apps through mobile-app developer All in Media (AIM) for its four radio stations.
