Quick Takes
New York’s WMHT expands Triple A service to new FM signal
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WMHT acquired an FM station in September that will now simulcast its WEXT signal.
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WMHT acquired an FM station in September that will now simulcast its WEXT signal.
David Gordon said KEET will work with CPB, PBS and members of Congress to save the station.
Station President Norm Silverstein said the deal “helps WXXI to better serve our community.”
Remote Audio Data aims to help podcast creators and advertisers better understand their audiences.
Fourteen public television stations will each get $175,000.
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If confirmed by the Senate, they will serve terms to expire Jan. 31, 2022.
In a statement, the station said a recommendation from its licensee’s legal department in part prompted the removal.
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The grant will support BizLab’s work with stations on revenue experiments.
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The two-year collaborative initiative, unveiled Thursday, establishes an editorial partnership between WAMU and six public media stations across the country.
The clips were “augmented with a mocking laugh track,” according to a local newspaper.
The gift will help “fuel the integration and expansion of WNYC and Gothamist.”
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