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The former "97X" in Cincinnati passed through several owners before landing with Roland Medrano's Lazo Media in a deal announced in November 2018. Now, nearly six years later, Medrano is selling the station to none other than one of the most iconic radio industry figures of the modern era.

"This is a classic Washington effort to avoid public reaction," writes Daniel Robinson in this letter to the editor

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Professional audio processing specialist Orban has hired a Software Project Manager, and she'll make her debut at the upcoming IBC 2024 conference and expo in Amsterdam.

For nearly 50 years, Andre Skalina’s talents and vision have been essential to Dielectric’s leadership position in the broadcast industry. Now, the company is saluting this longtime broadcast technology expert on the eve of his retirement.

Digital advertising and technology firm DSPolitical, a company focused on Democratic and progressive candidates in addition to public affairs initiatives, has inked what is being touted as a "first of its kind" partnership that links it to Comcast-owned FreeWheel's DSP.

It is a Class A radio station with a 50kw signal which at night can be heard across multiple states and Canadian provinces. Now, Audacy Inc. is rolling out a series of special endeavours to celebrate the 100th anniversary of WCCO-AM 830 in Minneapolis.

The sports-betting focused media company with a newsroom studio embedded in the sportsbook at the Circa Resort and Casino on Fremont Street has adopted a new management structure — one that sees an internal promotion as VSiN fills its Chief Operating Officer role.

Judge Ada Brown of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas has just sent a message to Lina Khan that the Federal Trade Commission went a step too far in initiating a ban on noncompete agreements.

The owner and operator of venerable New York radio stations WBLS and "Hot 97" and the Estrella Media network has received an "expected deficiency notification letter" from the Nasdaq stock market. But, it is not because the company's stock price is under the all-important $1 threshold.