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The FCC announced yesterday, in a filing with the Federal Register, that initial comments on its broadcast ownership rules are due August 2nd and reply comments are due August 30th. The filing comes three months after the United State Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling and restored the Commission's previously adopted media ownership changes.

Indiana's longest continuously operating radio station, WBAA-AM is changing hands. The station, which signed on in 1922, will go from Purdue University to Metropolitan Indianapolis Public Media. WBAA-FM is also part of the deal.

Spanish Broadcasting System reported late Thursday that employees at its Chicago radio station, WLEY – La Ley 107.9 FM, have voted to decertify and remove SAG-AFTRA from representing them.

Cox Media Group's Tulsa cluster raised $1.3 million in the 2021 Tulsa St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway campaign. 13,000 tickets were sold for $100 for the giveaway.

(By Buzz Knight) I’m stating the obvious when I say the last many months have been stressful and it has taken its toll on the workforce. Specifically, it has been incredibly difficult on a sector of the workforce that is so critical to success which is the air talent.

'Meet the New Retail Shopper' is the latest live webinar from the RAB. Carly Fink, President of the market research firm, Provoke Insights; will be the guest for the July 28th event.

Classic Rocker Q104.3 (WAXQ) has kicked off its 25th anniversary celebration. The original morning team, Donna Donna and Steve Morrison help to kick off the festivities along with former PD and morning man Bob Buchmann.

GM Authority is reporting that General Motors will drop HD Radio from the feature list for the 2022 Chevy Silverado HD and 2022 GMC Sierra HD pickup trucks. The deletion is being blamed on a global microchip shortage. We reached out to Xperi to get their take on what's happening.

Radio Ink Editor Ed Ryan interviewed Coast to Coast AM host George Noory. The overnight program is heard on more than 640 stations nationwide. Noory has been the host for 18 years and just signed a new long-term deal to continue dazzling listeners. Watch it on FACEBOOK or listen on iHeartRadio, Apple or Spotify