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With its local partners, the AWARN Alliance is convening a series of roundtable discussions between local TV stations and local emergency managers — the peopl

This Thursday, WRAL will announce a partnership with Eon Media, a Toronto-based tech company focused on artificial-intelligence video streaming solutions, that will generate boundless access to the station’s archives. The vast cache of now metadata-encoded video — amounting to half a million hours’ worth of content, according to Accarrino — will soon be made easily available to not only the WRAL newsroom, but also the general public.

Editorial calls on lawmakers to exempt student debt relief from state income tax, can their attacks on program

Where North Carolina Comes to Think

Capitol Broadcasting Co. and its WRAL Raleigh, N.C., on Wednesday launched WRAL News+, a 24/7 multi-platform local news network. The new, streaming-first news channel is devoted to both streaming audiences and radio audiences. With key programming features, like weather every 10 minutes, “WRAL News+ is yet another WRAL offering to bring local news and information to […]

Harper moves from WHBQ Memphis to lead Gray’s CBS affiliate in North Carolina, while Crawford is promoted to the new position of WBTV station manager.

ATLANTA, Aug. 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gray Television, Inc. (“Gray,” “we,” “us” or “our”) (NYSE: GTN) announced ...

Trying this again, posting this email from Capital Broadcasting Company, without including all the links. You can subscribe to CBC's daily email here. CBC Editorial: Monday, Aug. 8, 2022; editorial # 8780 The following is the opinion of Capitol Broadcasting Company Last week North Carolinians learned what the leaders of the N.C. Chamber paid to eliminate the state’s corporate

NC Business Leaders: Court must order state to fulfill Constitution's promise to NC children

Self-proclaimed “recognized leaders in the North Carolina business community” are jumping into the Leandro school funding debate. They filed paperwork Wednesday in the N.C. Supreme Court to support plaintiffs seeking