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Confirmation gives Republicans a majority on the commission

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SXM's creative agency is partnering with developer Narrativ for the replicas

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Registration opens in late July

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The seating of Trusty, which will come in time for the FCC's June 26 Open Meeting, came despite strong opposition from Democrats to her nomination. Republicans successfully overcame any opposition, voting affirmatively to pair of cloture motions that ended debate and any further delay on action.

Alex Mackensen and Alan Slaughter were previously field engineers

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At 1000 kHz in Vista, Calif., a Class B AM offers Christian Talk and Teaching programming to a wide swath of Southern California, thanks to a signal stretching from San Ysidro to Santa Barbara. Now, the owner of this AM is securing ownership of an FM translator it's been using to reach listeners in North County San Diego.

As the 2pm hour arrived on Tuesday, Salem Media Group, Cumulus Media and Canada's Corus were each trading at values under $1 per share. At the same time, Spotify shares were trading at $718.20 — up by roughly $200 per share since April 8. There's much more growth to come, says Pivotal Research Group.

It dates to 1981 and is marketed as "a unique and fun way to enjoy incredible savings on products and services you buy every day." The "Radio Shopping Show" has been the hallmark KSHP-AM in Las Vegas. Now, the facility and its FM translator are being sold.

The sole owner of a small group of radio stations in the Volunteer State has died. This has led to a filing with the FCC seeking its approval of the transfer of the properties' licenses to the executor of the late owner's estate.

It's been decades since Western TV fare such as Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Maverick, Rawhide and The Virginian aired on network television. Yet, there's still a loyal audience for these classic programs. Now, many will get the chance to view them without the need for a cable TV subscription, thanks to a digital multicast network debut courtesy of Weigel Broadcasting.