Original sentence: Michaek Biggins was heavily involved in the fight to keep WKPX alive and on the air when they were sued by media giant CBS several times over an 8.5 year battle by CBS to attempt to take the high school station down because they claimed it interfered with one of their local conglomerate stations
Edited sentence: After WKPX, he released several albums of crank/prank calls, and did talent and technical work in radio, TV, music, theater, film, and the internet.Blackout/Biggins was heavily involved in the fight to keep WKPX alive and on the air when they were sued by media giant CBS several times over an 8.5 year battle by CBS to attempt to take the high school station down because they claimed it interfered with one of their local conglomerate stations.He runs his own multimedia production company, Blackout's Box Studios in New York City.He was the first FCC licensed under 18 student to be granted a mixed format comedy talk & music show called 'No Class' that took live phone calls with no on air delay.He was the first person to stream real time audio of a prank call over the internet.Several of WKPX's students moved onto successful broadcasting and media careers; the most notable being 1992 alumni and Production Manager of WKPX at the time Michael Biggins (born as Michael Bigansky) who is better known as his actor/artist name Blackout