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Curtis LeGeyt senses “an existential moment for local radio” -- read our interview

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The parent company of New York's two largest PBS Member stations — WNET-13 and WLIW-21 — has revealed that its President/CEO will retire from his role when his current employment agreement concludes later this year.

She says these issues must be treated as "a foundational national priority"

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We now know when The E.W. Scripps Co. plans to release its fourth quarter 2025 earnings report. And, it is confirmed that the company's executive leader will sleep on the fiscal health review before it hosts a conference call for analysts, investors and debtholders.

WAKS(FM) is now an LP-1 station, in addition to 1100 WTAM(AM)

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"If you want young talent, you have to reach out to them, not wait for them to come to you"

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The Soo Kim-backed publicly traded company., led on a day-to-day basis by CEO Albert Rodriguez, has finalized a series of strategic leadership promotions across its sales, marketing, research, and revenue operations organizations.

"Trust is our most valuable commodity," says DeLoss Jahnke

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A trio of FM translator stations that presently bring the syndicated True Oldies Channel, along with brokered programming in key dayparts and a locally host Oldies shift, will soon find themselves in the hands of a Little Dog. That would be the new owner, pending regulatory approval.

“Sinclair’s annual scholarship program reflects our commitment to investing in the next generation of media professionals and supporting students as they build the skills and experience needed for long-term success,” said Chris Ripley, Sinclair Inc.'s President/CEO.