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Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals grants petition for writ of mandamus

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FCC cuts off Mexico IP Phone for violating robocall rules bringing the total number of providers kicked out to more than 1,400.

FCC removes the certification of Mexico IP Phone from the Robocall Mitigation Database for intentionally recertifying its RMD certification without the required information and for transmitting high-volume illegal traffic.

TWR ministries to adapt K-LOVE content to connect with locals

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First Circuit Court of Appeals dismisses petitions in part and hold them in abeyance in part

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There's a successor to Scott Kellum as the General Sales Manager of the four radio stations owned and operated by Cox Media Group in Atlanta. Look no further than the former Sr. VP of Sales for the stations across town run by iHeartMedia.

It's another sign that Nexstar Media Group won't be assuming control of the NBC affiliate in the South's biggest market, its in-market sibling or the CBS affiliate serving nearby Macon, Ga., anytime soon.  TEGNA has appointed a new President/GM for the three properties, and he's inbound from Florida.

The Forecast conference agenda is sizzling, and this VIP symposium has always closed in grand fashion. This year is no different, as the Executive Super Session, sponsored by Madhive, puts the leaders of Hearst Television, Audacy, Gray Media, and Townsquare Media in one conversation you won't find anywhere else.

The companies will exhibit the concept at the NAB Show N.Y.

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Cumulus Media has announced that it has "successfully completed" its financial restructuring and emerged from the Chapter 11 reorganization process, following receipt of all required approvals, including from the FCC. The restructuring was completed on an accelerated timeline consistent with the company's original expectations, the company said.

He owned GAP Broadcasting from 2007 until selling his 100+ stable of stations to Townsquare Media, which he joined as a Senior VP. Today, he's widely known as the CEO of YEA Networks, syndicator of "The Kidd Kraddick Show," among other shows. Now, George Laughlin is investing in radio stations of his own again.