KQED Prepares For New HQ Opening

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KQED is planning a major, all-day public event on September 25 to celebrate the grand opening of its newly renovated San Francisco headquarters. The open house and block party will feature special guests, live music and activities for all ages.

George Noory For The Long-Term

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The host of 'Coast to Coast AM', George Noory, has signed a long-term agreement with Premier Networks. The overnight program is heard on more than 640 stations nationwide.

Carr Happy Congress Trying to Reign in Big Tech

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FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr believes Big Tech companies like Facebook, Amazon, Google and others are a real threat to free speech and free markets. He's glad Congress is looking into the matter.

EMF Spends $2.5 Million in Upstate New York

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In a transaction filed with the FCC Monday, Educational Media Foundation is acquiring two Upstate New York stations, with signals into Canada, from seller Martz Communications Group.

Fighting Irish Football On WBBM

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A multi-year radio broadcast agreement will put Notre Dame football on WBBM Newsradio in Chicago. The Audacy station will air all games on the Notre Dame Radio Network beginning September 5.

Bex Leaves Boston For Philly

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Rebekah "Bex" Maroun will join Q102 (WIOQ) Program Director and on-air talent “Buster” Satterfield on 'Bex and Buster'. Bex spent three years co-hosting and executive producing 'Matty In The Morning' at Kiss 108FM in Boston.

Audacy Morning Team Surpasses Goal

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KRSK-FM Portland morning team Liz & Mike partnered with Northwest Battle Buddies to raise money for the purchase and training of a service dog for a local veteran in need. $25,000 was the original goal. $28,000 was the final amount raiaed. 

KNPR is Back From The Brink

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Two years ago KNPR in Las Vegas, with $2 million in debt, was heading toward bankruptcy. Thanks to budget cuts, layoffs, asset sales and restructuring, the station is once again on solid ground.
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Why On-Air Talent Matter

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(By Mike McVay) The elimination of on-air talent, which is happening in some markets, is a huge mistake. It’s happening at the absolute wrong time. The value of and the need for good and strong programming content has not changed.

Should LPFM’s Be Allowed to go to 250 Watts?

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Radio Ink Editor-in-Chief Ed Ryan was back on Facebook and YouTube Friday for a special interview with REC Networks CEO Michelle Bradley. REC is pushing for a 250 Watt LPFM service. Why does Bradley think this is necessary. Watch the replay on FACEBOOK or YOUTUBE.

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