Tag: Audacy

“It's now the third job of a lifetime I've had the opportunity to do. Leaving WFAN and CBS Sports Radio is an incredibly difficult decision."

Eskin will return to the WIP airwaves once his successor at WFAN and CBS Sports Radio has been found.

"These leadership moves continue to position our local brands to deliver exceptional listener experiences and client value while reinforcing our commitment to excellence in the communities we serve.”

“We have an outstanding partnership with 105.3 The Fan that provides unmatched coverage of the Rangers in North Texas. The Rangers are proud to share in the celebration of our 2023 World Series championship with The Fan and look forward to continuing our relationship.”

With newsrooms shrinking, it’s becoming more difficult to be a journalist, meaning working your beat, cultivating sources, and working on hard-hitting investigative stories.

"I've been sounding the alarm on their incompetence for years."

"I fully recognize that this has been a difficult period as we have coped with a long stretch of challenges and uncertainty."

After reaching an agreement with its creditors, Audacy has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Audacy stations will now have the ability to simulcast CBS News television broadcasts, including 60 Minutes, Face The Nation with Margaret Brennan, and CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.

The report claims the company has agreed to a "prepackaged bankruptcy plan" with its lenders, which will help finance the bankruptcy proceedings.