FCC approves radio license transfers to allow Audacy to exit bankruptcy
The Federal Communications Commission said Monday it had voted to approve the transfer of radio station licenses to allow Audacy, one of the largest radio and podcast companies in the United States, to emerge from bankruptcy.
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Deadline Passes For FCC to Hand Over Documents Related to Democrat Megadonor's Massive Media PurchaseThe House Oversight Committee is investigating what it deemed as an "apparent attempt" to "interfere in the 2024 elections" ...
The licenses for an AM radio station with an FM translator serving Oregon's state capital were transferred between family ...
The FCC has approved a reorganized Audacy on a 3-2 vote, enabling the company to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Pillsbury’s communications lawyers have published the FCC Enforcement Monitor monthly since 1999 to inform our clients of ...
LPFM station 97.9 WREN(LP) in Charlottesville, Va., will pay the FCC $1,000 for violating its underwriting announcement rules ...
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