Phil Kurz
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Mesh Broadcast Services Adds Calrec Argo M Console (opens the original)
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SQUAMISH, British Columbia—Mesh Broadcast Services, a mobile production facilities company here, said it has deployed a Calrec Argo M console to fit the professional audio capabilities of a large production truck into a smaller unit. Installed by Calrec’s Canadian partner, True North AV, the 36-fader desk sits in the production area of Mesh Broadcast Services’ Eclipse flagship, a 40-foot unit that was recently moved onto a 2025 Freightliner dual-axle truck. The truck now covers 10 to 12 events p
Slovenian Broadcaster Taps Synamedia for Local Ads on Its International Channels (opens the original)
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LONDON—Telekom Slovenije, Slovenia’s largest provider of telecommunications and TV services is using Synamedia Iris to enable advertising airtime on international channels to be sold locally. Managed by TSmedia, a wholly owned subsidiary of Telekom Slovenije Group, the service uses Synamedia Iris ad regionalization technology to replace international ad spots with locally sold advertising for Slovenian audiences. This allows TSmedia to monetize advertising opportunities on international channels
Multiscreen TV Ad Campaigns Double Incremental Return On Ad Spend, Says Comcast (opens the original)
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NEW YORK—Multiscreen TV ad campaigns deliver a 2x incremental return on ad spending and drive 2.4 times more web visits compared to using only one or the other, according to new research from Comcast Advertising. The ad division of Comcast today released its latest “Multiscreen Performance Report,” which reflects the evolution of its flagship multiscreen TV advertising report. The report demonstrates how advertising impacts outcomes throughout the buyer journey by combining Comcast Advertising c
California Governor Signs Community NEWS Act (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES—California Gov. Gavin Newsom today signed the Community NEWS Act, a bill incentivizing newsrooms to hire and retain journalists. The bill, supported by the SAG-AFTRA union, offers qualified news organizations a refundable employment tax credit of $20,000 for each of the first five full-time journalists hired and $15,000 for each additional full-time journalist hired, in addition to $7,500 for part-time journalists and a stackable $15,000 credit for new hires. “Governor Newsom’s signi
Poll: Alabamans Favor PBS Support, but Many Question Its Political Leanings (opens the original)
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—A majority of state residents polled wants Alabama Public Television (APT) to continue its relationship with PBS, but among those who expressed an opinion slightly more than half perceived a political leaning in its coverage. The findings, part of a poll conducted by the firm Cygnal, were released Sept. 29 coinciding with a public meeting of the Alabama Educational Television Foundation Authority (AETFA). An article by Ben Sessoms on the website Alabama Reflector website reporte
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