Magazine RSS
radio

Learfield Moving College Sports For 2,100+ Stations Off Satellite

Learfield, which distributes college athletic broadcasts to more than 2,100 affiliate radio stations nationwide, has partnered with Adventure 33 to build Prism, a cloud-based platform replacing the satellite distribution technology it has relied on since the 1980s.

Radio Ink·July 28, 2026· 0 reads·Source: Radio Ink
Learfield Moving College Sports For 2,100+ Stations Off Satellite

Learfield, which distributes college athletic broadcasts to more than 2,100 affiliate radio stations nationwide, has partnered with Adventure 33 to build Prism, a cloud-based platform replacing the satellite distribution technology it has relied on since the 1980s.

Read the full story: Radio Ink

#radio
Original source
Read the full story at Radio Ink
https://radioink.com/2026/07/28/learfield-moving-college-sports-for-2100-stations-off-satellite/

More from radio

“I Can’t Understand What They’re Saying”

“I Can’t Understand What They’re Saying”

Speech intelligibility increasingly is a problem across media The post “I Can’t Understand What They’re Saying” appeared first on Radio World.

NPR Promotes Moffett, Seifollahi To Senior Digital Roles

NPR Promotes Moffett, Seifollahi To Senior Digital Roles

NPR is elevating two of its own to lead digital growth. Bryan Moffett has been promoted to SVP of Transformation, while Michael Seifollahi steps up to VP of Audience Technology and Data, as the network sharpens its focus on audience and revenue expansion.

FCC Sends Violation Notices to Texas LPFM and Translator Licensees

FCC Sends Violation Notices to Texas LPFM and Translator Licensees

A Houston LPFM was found to be broadcasting at 475% of its TPO, per an FCC agent The post FCC Sends Violation Notices to Texas LPFM and Translator Licensees appeared first on Radio World.