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Alan Gottlieb has moved forward with the sale of an AM radio station that's presently silent under special temporary authority with the FCC. It is now poised to return to life under new ownership, thanks to a deal signed off by Keith Shipman.

It holds a construction permit for a 60-watt signal at 103.3 MHz serving Stafford and Sugar Land, Tex., to the southwest of central Houston. But, it won't for long, as the licensee has just sold this FM translator. For listeners, South Asian programming is likely to stay in place.

I know what radio does that no other medium can quite duplicate

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It enjoys a 56kw Class C FM signal serving Whitefish, Mont., and many of its small surrounding communities. Soon, it will no longer be tied to a Forgotten Umbrella — the name of the licensee spinning this facility.

In June 2025, a 50/50 partnership between longtime communications law pro Arthur Belendiuk and John J. Fuller came to an end. Then, in April 2026, Fuller moved forward with the sale of a Class C3 Country station serving the Burlington, Vt. market. That transaction brokered by Richard A. Foreman Associates has now closed.

From Seton Hall's WSOU to the Big Apple, Haggerty is on the up

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CML hopes to make it available to worldwide audience "regardless of income or location"

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In February 2024, Diamond Sports Group’s bankruptcy restructuring process came with a shiny silver lining for free over-the-air TV: In Milwaukee, play-by-play coverage for the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks arrived at an over-the-air station for the first time in 17 years. Now, Morgan Murphy Media is stepping up its coverage of the Bucks in two other Wisconsin markets, bring a full season full of games to viewers.

A noncomm operator focused on positive programming, youth music mentoring, and educational broadcasting has a new Chief Executive Officer. That prompted a July 21 transfer of control request involving the company and its FM radio station in a coastal North Carolina community which has now been negated.

An upcoming SET Expo appearance follows the successful installation of two permanent Dielectric DTV+ antenna systems in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Installed by Foccus Digital for TV Globo, the systems went on air ahead of this summer’s World Cup to support live over-the-air DTV+ broadcasts in Brazil’s two largest cities.