Earlier today, at around 12:45, listeners tuning in to 100.7 The Bay encountered dead air for at least 10 minutes.
When audio finally returned, it was choppy—sporadically cutting in and out sounded like a bad MP3 file.
The radio station confirmed the disruption stemmed from internet connectivity issue. The underlying problem has now been resolved and normal broadcast operations have resumed. There’s no indication of ongoing issues.
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