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IAB Tech Lab Expands Global Privacy Frameworks With GPP Updates and DDRF V2 Release
By George Winslow published
The frameworks enhancing interoperability, safeguards, and regulatory compliance are open for public comment through December 1, 2025

Survey: Americans ‘Concerned’ About AI’s Impact on Journalism
By George Winslow published
Data from a major new survey was released at ‘The Future of News: AI, New Revenues and Risks, and the Policy Response' panel during tNAB Show New York

NAB Applauds FCC Draft Notice on NextGen TV Rules
By George Winslow published
The push to streamline rules governing the transition is another sign of growing “momentum” for Next Gen TV, the NAB said

FCC Releases Draft Notice for NextGen TV Rules, ATSC 1.0 Sunset
By George Winslow published
NEXTGEN TV Regulator tentatively decides stations should determine when to transition to 3.0 broadcasts; also seems willing to relax some rules to speed up the process

`Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ Returns to ABC Affiliates Owned by Sinclair and Nexstar
By George Winslow published
`Nexstar remains committed to protecting the First Amendment while producing and airing local and national news that is fact-based and unbiased and, above all, broadcasting content that is in the best interest of the communities we serve," Nexstar said.

NAB Applauds FCC Efforts to Improve Alerting Systems, Stresses Important Role Played by Broadcasters During Emergencies
By George Winslow published
The group said it supports efforts “to enhance EAS, while preserving and promoting the legacy EAS system as a critically important redundant failsafe backup”

ATSC Explains Advantages of NextGen TV EAS Features in FCC Filing
By George Winslow published
The ATSC 3.0 broadcast standard `offers substantial benefits to public safety and emergency communication’ the group told the agency

NJ PBS May Close Next Year
By George Winslow published
Federal and state funding cuts meant that WNET was unable to reach an agreement to continue managing the operation after June 30 of 2026

Amazon to Pay $2.5 Billion to Settle FTC Case
By George Winslow published
Agency had alleged that Amazon used deceptive methods to sign up consumers for Prime subscriptions and made it difficult to cancel the service, which provides free shipping and access to streaming video
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