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2025 BNM Summit Welcomes Chris Berry, Mary Sandberg Boyle, Ken Charles, and Drew Anderssen
"The 2025 BSM Summit takes place on September 3-4, 2025 in New York City at the Ailey Theater. Tickets are discounted until June 30th to $224.99 for media professionals."
‘The Sports Junkies’ Unsure About Next Contract With 106.7 The Fan
“We don’t really know what the company’s direction is going to be after our current contract.”
Barrett Media to Celebrate 10-Years in Business By Throwing ‘The Barrett Bash’ in New York City
"This event will be invite-only. Invitations will be emailed later this afternoon to one thousand media industry people."
Jermaine Wiggins is Focused on Adding to His Playbook at WEEI
"I try to get as much knowledge as I can from a lot of different people, be a sponge, and then I just add it into the way I do it."
Audacy Country Goes ‘On The Record’ With Dylan Scott
Audacy Country stations will host “On The Record,” a one-hour album release with Dylan Scott.
Connoisseur Media CEO Sues Soros Fund Over Potential Purchase of Audacy
"The lawsuit stems from a claim that Del Nin agreed to make Warshaw CEO of Audacy after the company exited its recent bankruptcy reorganization, or alternatively, to pay Warshaw 5% of Soros’ profits from the arrangement"
How Ali Mac Landed in Mornings at 92.9 The Game in Atlanta
“I’m not taking it for granted, and this is where I want to be for many years.”
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."
Audacy Launches First Women’s Sports Show Hosted by Jordan Robinson
The podcast is scheduled to debut on May 9th on 27 Audacy sports stations and will also be available on all major podcast platforms.
How All-News Radio Brands Like 1010 WINS, KYW, KNX News, and WBBM Covered the Election of Pope Leo XIV
At 6:09 PM in Vatican City, 12:09 PM ET, the white smoke was seen from the Sistine Chapel. That meant at least a two-thirds majority -- meaning 89 separate Cardinals -- had cast their ballot to elect a new pope.