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Ellensburg, Wash., is home to an FM with a Construction Permit for a Class C2 facility allowing it to touch parts of Yakima and Wenatchee. Its sibling is a 1kw Class C AM from a single transmitter. Both facilities are now poised to be controlled by a single individual who had 50% interest in the stations.

U.S.-based employers cut thousands of jobs during the month of November. In fact, the reduction-in-force initiatives resulted in a 24% rise in job cuts on a year-over-year basis. Here's the silver lining: the November 2025 job cuts are down 53% from those announced in October.

When core advertising remains a challenge and there aren't a lot of digital or political dollars to count on, what does one do? For SBS, the answer was cutting expenses and a key non-essential asset sale. The result? Third quarter income more than doubled, despite a dip in year-over-year net revenue.

The workshop now will be held on the last two days of the convention

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The commission says it’s the largest number of inactive proceedings ever terminated

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My own experience has been mixed. I’m interested in hearing yours

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The Washington SBE and SMPTE chapters coordinated the November event at WBAL

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Tech company highlights the types of data that stations can access

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Ten Crystal Radio Award winners will be chosen from the finalists by a panel of judges representing the broadcast industry, community service organizations and public relations firms. The awards will be presented during a special ceremony at the 2026 NAB State Leadership Conference.

As September ended, an AM/FM combo serving a small community on the western slopes of New York's Catskill Mountains were poised for a resurrection, after Townsquare Media shuddered them. Bold Gold Media Group had acquired the properties. Now, the company has formally taken over the radio stations.