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The Audacy Partnership Is a Wake up Call to iHeartMedia Sports Radio Stations
"You can always learn a thing or two from your competition—but only if you’re willing to watch and listen."
David Haugh: Caitlin Clark Means More to the WNBA Than Any Other Professional Athlete
"Show me somebody who has more at stake when they’re on the court or on the field and creates a bigger disparity when they’re gone in terms of interest and viewership."
David Haugh: NBA, NHL ‘Missed Opportunity’ to Air Championship Games on Father’s Day
"You have a built-in audience already on their couches from the U.S. Open that took forever – took forever – and went into the night, and then you’re right there."
David Haugh: ‘This is a Huge Day for the Chicago Sports Network’
"A lot of good people worked very long and hard on getting this deal done, and finally today, it’s arrived."
CHSN, Comcast Cable Nearing Carriage Agreement: Report
"due to the upcoming rights agreement with the NBA and NBCUniversal, Comcast subscribers could soon have the option to purchase broadcasts on the “ultimate tier” package."
Audacy Chicago Market Manager Kevin Cassidy Addresses Recent Changes At 670 The Score
“I would rather not have change when you’re in the position of success that we’ve had, but it’s part of the reality of our world."
Laurence Holmes: ‘This Has Been the Toughest Year of My Career’
"A lot of times, relationships between talent and network end in acrimony, and you go, ‘Well, when exactly is that going to happen to me?’"
670 The Score Announces Chicago Sky Radio Broadcast Schedule
"The broadcasts will feature an all-female broadcasting team, including 670 The Score midday host Leila Rahimi."
Rahimi & Harris React to Michael Jordan on NBC: “This Is a Dub on Top of a Dub”
“Forget about Chicago specifically right now, this is good for everyone."
How Mike North Became A Sports Radio Pioneer In The Windy City
"I’m a different guy now, and to be honest with you, technically, structurally, knowledge wise, I’m a better talk show host now than I was back in the 90s and 2000s."