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Big Radio Needs to Treat Employees Better and Remember ‘The Golden Rule’
You may have heard the story about what went on recently in Chicago between Audacy's 670 The Score and former host Jason Goff, who...
For Leslie Scott, Digital + Programming = Success
“How people approach and find content and listen to things is changing,” she says. “I talked to various parts of the company about why it’s very important for stations to talk about and promote our app and how listeners can use it.”
Penn State Football and Men’s Basketball to Continue Airing on Audacy’s Talk Radio 1210 WPHT
Audacy and Penn State University have extended their longtime broadcast partnership. As part of the multi-platform partnership, Talk Radio 1210 WPHT (WPHT-AM) in Philadelphia...
Nike Petrou Afternoon Host At BIG 94.5 Phoenix Signs Multi-Year Extension With Audacy
Petrou is a 20-year radio veteran who joined the Audacy in 2018 as a morning show co-host for sister Country KMLE (KMLE Country 107.9).
Audacy Study Shows Radio Remains Most Trusted Media
Those surveyed added that they are 1.5 times more likely to rely on radio than television to check in on news.
Reginald Adetula Is Back Home at SportsRadio 610 in Houston
They say home is where the heart is. And for Reginald Adetula, home is now where he is.
The Houston native is back in town...
Change Coming At B93.7 Greenville, SC
The station has been teasing on its social media platforms.
Meet The Leaders: Pat Paxton, Saga Communications
“There are very few that can out-local us. That's our unique calling card and that's what will continue to be our specialty.”
Josh “Bru” Brubaker: Former Park Ranger Rules Radio And TikTok
He decided to swap the scenery for the studio and studied Broadcast Media Arts at the Specs Howard School of Media Arts at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, MI
Audacy’s ‘I’m Listening’ Broadcast To Be Hosted by Carson Daly And Katie Neal
The "I'm Listening" initiative encourages those dealing with mental health challenges to know they are not alone.