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Let's stand on business.

It's OG on business alongside Dimitri Ruv's. I'm Joe Ovious. Thank you for being

part of the YouTube membership channel. It's just $5 a month. And for some of you sticklers out there,

yes, it's $5 before taxes. We understand. We understand. Usually I just, I just assume that y'all

recognize taxes are involved at some point.

Is that 28 cents breaking a lot of people?

I think it gets up to like six something or whatever.

Really?

I think so. Wow. Fees and whatnot. But really, that's neither here nor there. It's still cheaper. Yeah, yeah, sure. It's still cheaper than a tray. That's all I'm getting that. Anyway, on today's OG on business, on the paid side, just up front on the paid side, we will get

into the recent feature on WRL that was published in the Assembly this week.

And the headline reads, WRL TV fights to succeed in a new media world.

Television viewership and advertising revenue are down nationally and locally owned

stations are fading.

Jimmy Goodman, who's now in charge of WRL and Capital Broadcasting, the son of Jim

Goodman, who is still like in the chairman of the board situation.

But clearly, you know, he's sunsitting his career.

The fourth generation president of capital board situation. But clearly, you know, he's sunsetting his career. The fourth generation president of capital broadcasting confronts a precarious future.

And there's some interesting quotes in here that I'm sure a lot of current and former CBCers like you and me go, oh, interesting.

But that's the kind of stuff.

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