Susan Ashworth is a journalist who writes for NewBay Media, LLC and Cigalah Group. Her work has been featured in publications such as TV Technology and NextTV. Susan covers a wide range of topics in the broadcasting industry, including fundraising campaigns, museum plans, radio awards, regulatory issues, and technological advancements.
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Susan Ashworth's coverage mainly focuses on the broadcasting industry, with attention to content and publishing, big tech, legal & compliance, and engineering. She is likely interested in announcements, government policies related to broadcasting, press releases about industry-specific events or initiatives.
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The Broadcasters Foundation expects to award approximately $1.8 million in aid this year
By: Susan Ashworth
A long-imagined dream of building a museum honoring broadcasting and electronic media has just taken another step forward.
High school radio stations from across the country are again being recognized as part of the John Drury High School Radio Awards.
By: Susan Ashworth
Violations included an unauthorized transfer of control and reassignment, inaccurate comments made in its renewal application and failure to comply with EAS-related requirements.
By: Susan Ashworth
Regardless of the reason, a station must remain in compliance with its operating parameters. Or a civil penalty may be around the corner.
By: Susan Ashworth
WJCU(FM) is hosting a charity concert to stave off food insecurity
Over the past six years, as smart speakers moved from a niche product to a household staple, smart speaker listenership has grown more than 400%.
“Broadcasters’ expressive content is particularly valuable for AI ingestion precisely because it is vetted and trusted”
The Radio Advertising Bureau will have a new leader come April.
The New York City section of the Audio Engineering Society will present a behind-the-scenes look at the production of NPR’s program “Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me” in December.
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