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The E.W. Scripps Co. has launched an offering of $650 million of new senior secured second-lien notes. Scripps, which made the announcement ahead of Monday's Opening Bell on Wall Street, says the notes are expected to mature in 2030.

23% of PPM listening occasions were three or four minutes

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The Federal Communications Commission’s Rules for an upcoming AWS-3 auction will pave the way for approximately 200 spectrum licenses to come to market. The FCC's spectrum auction authority had expired under President Biden and getting it back was a chief priority of Chairman Brendan Carr.

The owner of properties including KTTV-11 in L.A. has selected the Monarch Revenue Management and CRM platform to drive operational efficiency, enhance visibility, and optimize advertising revenue across their growing portfolio of linear, digital, OTT, and CTV channels.

I needed a USB hub to mount in a Decora panel

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The Media Bureau and the Office of Managing Director revoke the license of Pedro Arce for Station WCND(AM), Shelbyville, Kentucky, for failure to pay delinquent regulatory fees or show cause why payment should be waived or deferred.

The Media Bureau enters into a Consent Decree with Window to the World Communications, Inc. whereby they agree to pay $6,000 and implement a compliance plan and the Bureau agrees to terminate its investigation into OPIF related matters.

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WCND(AM) failed to pay 6 years of fees on time

The post FCC Revokes Radio Station License in Shelbyville, Ky. appeared first on Radio World.

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Mark Krieger’s commentary spurred recollections of their own

The post Readers Share Their Snowville Memories appeared first on Radio World.

Stations can open up window to originate booster programming up to 3 minutes per hour

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The Media Bureau enters into a Consent Decree with Window to the World Communications, Inc. whereby they agree to pay $6,000 and implement a compliance plan and the Bureau agrees to terminate its investigation into OPIF related matters.

"Our advocacy for the continued funding of the CPB has always been on behalf of our partner stations"

The post Letter: The Radio Research Consortium Is Here to Help appeared first on Radio World.