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FCC Enforcement Bureau Gets New Chief As Webre Steps Out - Radio Ink (opens the original)
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The FCC has a new top enforcer. Chairman Brendan Carr has chosen Enforcement Bureau Chief of Staff and Deputy Bureau Chief Hunter Deeley to lead the department, as Patrick Webre moves into a senior role in the Office of the Managing Director. Webre’s tenure atop the Enforcement Bureau included some of the FCC’s highest-profile pirate radio cases, among them a 20-year consent decree with a Boston-area operator that Radio Ink covered in July 2025. Deeley joined the FCC as an Assistant Bureau Chief
Kentucky Broadcast Group Settles FCC Violations Ahead of Sale - Radio Ink (opens the original)
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The FCC won’t penalize a Kentucky broadcaster for a string of compliance failures as it prepares to sell its stations. Morgan County Industries entered a Consent Decree resolving violations at its four eastern Kentucky FM stations, going to Ridgeline Communications. Morgan County Industries owns WLKS in West Liberty, WRLV in Salyersville, WCBJ in Campton, and WMOR in Morehead. The company has an application pending with the FCC to sell all four stations to Ridgeline Communications Inc., a deal f
Arkansas Broadcasters Calls On Brannon As Executive Director - Radio Ink (opens the original)
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Leigh Ann Brannon is moving up at the Arkansas Broadcasters Association. Brannon, who has served as the association’s Membership Director for nearly three years, will become Executive Director when Neal Gladner retires in September, following the ABA convention. Brannon was selected as Gladner’s successor after a nationwide search. She reports to ABA President Kristen Speer, who called Brannon “a leader in her current role” with “a tremendous knowledge base about our Association.” Brannon’s prof
CRTC Grants Indefinite Licenses for Canadian Radio Stations - Radio Ink (opens the original)
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Canadian radio broadcasters no longer have to renew their licenses. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission finalized a policy this week granting indefinite broadcasting licenses to hundreds of AM and FM stations. The change, issued August 24, stems from a policy the Commission adopted last October and a follow-up consultation launched earlier this year. Rather than filing renewal applications roughly a year before their licenses expire, station owners will now transition
Grunge Garage, Britpop Show Syndicated Host Bob Stei Dies - Radio Ink (opens the original)
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A Baltimore-bred radio host and syndicator of The Grunge Garage and The Britpop Show is being remembered as, “a light in so many people’s lives, both personally and through his radio career,” after Bob Stei’s unexpected death on August 13, his daughter said. Stei got his on-air start in Baltimore at 98 Rock (WIYY) in the early 1990s, going on to hold shifts at Townsquare Classic Rock 105.7 The Hawk (WCHR) in Ocean/Monmouth, NJ; 98.7 The Coast (WCZT); and The Rattler Rocks (KBSZ) in Phoenix. He a
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