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In the weeks since President Trump was sworn in as U.S. President, "DEI" programs across the corporate landscape have been shelved, or greatly muted, out of concern that the federal government could come knocking. For Comcast, questions are being asked by FCC head Brendan Carr. Top Democrat Geoffrey Starks is seething.

Since May 2021, he was a features reporter on KMAX-31 in Sacramento, as part of the Good Day weekend news team. Before that, he worked in the market for iHeartRadio, at "FOX40," and at the former CBS Radio station group. Now, every media outlet in town and its consumers are mourning "Big Al" Sams.

We paid a visit to the factory of Kintronic Labs

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Keep these 10 documents handy in your “Authorizations Notebook”

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Studio renovation was performed by Miseopoint

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He joined the manufacturer in 2023

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Strike up MacNamara’s Band but you may want to hold on that Half and Half or Irish Coffee until digesting the numbers.  Townsquare Media will be releasing its Q4 and full-year 2024 financial results bright and early on St. Patrick's Day.

Shippensburg, Pa., is widely known across the Keystone State as a college town, situated between Harrisburg and Chambersburg. Here, an FM translator is trading hands, suggesting a change in programming for a non-secular offering at 99.9 MHz that must protect a highly rated Country station licensed to Frederick, Md.

Some 700 marketing professionals have chimed in on consumer, advertising, and media trends for the first half of 2025, and Mediaocean is now presenting them in an ad outlook report that is steeped in digital and connected TV suggestions. Does this leave linear media out in the cold? 

The licensee led by Dave and Connie Stout that has operated an FM translator with a CP allowing it to move from Hartford, Wisc., to a 99-watt facility within Milwaukee city limits agreed in November 2024 to sell the facility to a broadcast ministry. The FCC has now granted the transfer of control request.