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Alpha Media/Connoisseur Media Merger Approved by FCC
Alpha Media stockholders will have the ability to purchase up to 5% of stock from Connoisseur until 2029.
Can Broadcast Media Compete With YouTube While Wearing the FCC Muzzle?
There will always be a market for “clean” entertainment, but a “no-holds-barred” sports talk show on broadcast radio would probably have a following.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr Facing Ethics Complain Over Reviving Cases Against ABC, CBS, NBC News
The Foundation alleges Carr’s moves amount to an abuse of his position as a licensed attorney and public official.
Newsmax Files Objection to FCC Proposal to Eliminate National TV Ownership Limits
“There could be no greater ‘basic and fundamental change’ to a limit set by Congress than abolishing it altogether.”
FCC Hits North Miami Pirate Operator with $2.39 Million Fine
The commission alleges that the station operated from February 5 to March 5, 2023.
Edge 88.1 Des Moines Signs Off After 70 Years
The station owned by the Des Moines Public Schools (DMPS) has been a training ground for aspiring broadcasters for the past 70 years.
FCC Reverses Course And Reinstates Texas Thunder Licenses
Earlier this week, the commission announced that they were pulling the licenses for nonpayment of $14,222.60 over fiscal years 2017 to 2024.
FCC Pulls The License From Two Texas Stations
Texas Thunder Radio KYKM in Yoakum and KTXM in Hallettsville are alleged to have not paid fees of $14,222.60 over the fiscal years 2017 to 2024.
When Scott Pelley Speaks Up, the News Media Should Listen
"The lead correspondent on America's most watched news broadcast calling out the President is huge.'
Delilah Surrenders License For 1030 KDUN Reedsport OR
Delilah purchased the station in 2021 for $60,000. It was the station where she was first on the air in 1974.