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    Martin Staffer Leaves

    Brian Marriott has left the staff of FCC Chairman Martin. Marriott worked at the commission since 2001, most recently as special assistant to the chairman in the media relations office. He has taken a position as publicity director for the AARP. (Radio World)
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    Brian Marriott has left the staff of FCC Chairman Martin.

    Marriott worked at the commission since 2001, most recently as special assistant to the chairman in the media relations office. He has taken a position as publicity director for the AARP.

    (Radio World)

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