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NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt Shares What’s Next After Strong Push For AM Radio Act

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"For this to have finally cut through, gotten a floor vote in mid-September in the House of Representatives, and now sitting on the doorstep in the U.S. Senate, it's entirely a tribute to listeners' passion around this issue."

Where CNN Fits in David Ellison’s Newly Merged Skydance Empire

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Skydance could've treated CNN as a cable asset to trim, spin or sell. Instead, it put the network next to its crown jewels.

Why The Barstool Sports and Big Noon Kickoff Experiment Was Worth The Risk

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"The partnership itself shouldn't be viewed as a failure. It was different. It generated attention, created conversation, reached audiences in ways traditional television has struggled to reach them and, for a time, it worked."

Why Dylan Salisbury Never Had a Plan B For His Radio Career

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"Keep at it, because radio needs great people."

Sean “Slim” Widmer Returns to Spokane, Joins KDRK for Midday Shift

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"I am so excited to be back on the radio, it's going to be so much fun."

News Radio KBNW Debuts in Spokane

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Washington State Association of Broadcasters President Keith Shipman owns the station.

How Tripp Rogers Keeps Spokane Rocking Live And Local

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"For Rogers, radio has always been about connection—not just with listeners but with the community"

Tripp Rogers Returning to 94 ½ KHTQ Spokane for Mornings And APD

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This is Rogers's second tour of duty with the station. His first show is on March 3.

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Where CNN Fits in David Ellison’s Newly Merged Skydance Empire

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Skydance could've treated CNN as a cable asset to trim, spin or sell. Instead, it put the network next to its crown jewels.

Why The Barstool Sports and Big Noon Kickoff Experiment Was Worth The Risk

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"The partnership itself shouldn't be viewed as a failure. It was different. It generated attention, created conversation, reached audiences in ways traditional television has struggled to reach them and, for a time, it worked."

Why Dylan Salisbury Never Had a Plan B For His Radio Career

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"Keep at it, because radio needs great people."

What Happens to Radio When the Nielsen Ranker Goes Dark?

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"Do ratings still matter this fall? Absolutely! But not enough to save anyone."