Actually, clarifications from the network modified the exact failure a bit, but bottom line the same. Even though it was a third-party as I underand it, DG has ponied up and told the affiliates what happened and what they intend to do to keep anything like this from happening again.
Meantime, the other provider, Citadel, after more than month after firing those who held things together, having not planned properly for the execution, is still having regular recurring issues with wrong contact closures, dead air, commercial break closures mid-song, and has not figured out music rotation. The Hot AC and AC music rotation is bizarre, not at all predictable. This from my live local morning jocks who have followed the music rotation for a number of years. It's not just change, it's like putting an iPod on shuffle. Yesterday, same artist three times in two hours on one format, irregular placement of Christmas songs on another.
I believe that Dial-Global is paying attention to their customers, the affiliates. Unfortunately, Citadel is not.