Amy Lynn

I want you to take a moment and picture something that might feel a bit uncomfortable at first. Imagine that your closest family member opens your phone the day after you are gone and starts scrolling through your social media from the very first post to the last. What story would that scroll tell about your heart?

I’ve been getting bombarded by spam emails lately specifically, five unsolicited emails from DoNotCallDNC.com in just one month. The irony hit hard: a company with “Do Not Call” right in its name was flooding my inbox with marketing messages I never asked for. I hadn’t signed up for anything, never visited their site before, and have zero interest in telemarketing or scrubbing call lists. Naturally, this raised red flags. Was this a scam? Phishing? Or just pushy B2B marketing?

The Digital Broadcast Uniform Callsign (DBUC) system is a private, voluntary service that assigns short, standardized “callsigns” (like WNY-DB or KFHM-DB) to internet only radio and TV stations. It’s marketed as a way to make online broadcasters easier to find and remember similar to traditional radio call letters but without any government backing. Who Runs It?