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The broadcast station's license had come through, and Donnie naturally began to prepare the station.
Preparing a broadcast station's most important requirements were a host and broadcast equipment.
When Brad Dorn applied for the license, Donnie had already purchased the broadcasting equipment, and at the same time, Donnie had also moved his own broadcasting company to the West District.
After breakfast, Donnie had Dwight drive him to Atlantic City Broadcast, located in the middle of Pennsylvania Avenue.
When Donnie entered the company, some clerks were already at work, and Robinson from the Atlantic City Post was waiting there, alongside a white male in his thirties, Mashang Evans.
Although the Atlantic City Post and Atlantic City Broadcast were two separate companies, they both were under Starry Entertainment, and even Starry Entertainment was part of the media conglomerate.
