Clear Channel Donates Two More Stations to Minorities

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Clear Channel Radio donated two more radio stations to the Minority Media and Telecommunications Council, adding to the four it previously donated, the radio group announced Tuesday (July 20) during the MMTC’s annual “Access to Capital and Telecommunications Policy Conference.”

As part of the MMTC-Clear Channel Ownership Diversity Initiative, the stations will be re-launched with new minority operators and executives.

The two newly donated stations are KFXN-AM in Minneapolis and WTOC-A in Newton, N.J. At last year’s MMTC conference, CC donated a transmitter and four AM stations: WHJA- in Laurel, Miss.;

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