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Beasley Media Group Dedicates Novemeber To Helping Veterans
In recognition of Veterans Day, Beasley Media Group is dedicating the entire month of November to highlighting essential services available for veterans and their families.
Mountain Radio Group Debuts Classic Hits 107.3 In Colorado Springs
Mountain Radio Group has flipped the format on Red Dirt Country “Mountain Country 107.3” Colorado Springs, CO.
Consultants Corner: Steve Reynolds, Reynolds Radio Group
When I was in high school, I asked my dad if he knew anyone at a local radio station. I’d just been fired from Burger King (yes, it’s a story) and wanted to do something different to make money.
Updated List Of iHeartMedia Music Radio Layoffs
iHeartMedia Nationwide layoffs continue with a growing list of downsized employees. News/Talk took the biggest hit on Friday, but music radio wasn’t spared.
Educational Media Foundation Picks Up Stations in Columbus, OH And Pittsburgh
In Columbus, EMF has acquired 102.5 WKVR Baltimore, OH, from the Southeastern Ohio Broadcasting System for a reported $2,060,000.
‘Loud 103.7’ Debuts In Northeast Pennsylvania
Major Keystone has officially debuted its new Rhythmic Top 40, “Loud 103.7,” in Scranton, PA. The launch took place Friday at 4 PM, following a few weeks of stunting featuring all-Drake music.
Nominees Revealed For the 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards
This morning (11/8), the nominees for the 67th GRAMMY Awards were announced across all categories.
Wanda Smith To Enter The National Black Radio Hall of Fame
The National Black Radio Hall of Fame has announced the posthumous induction of Wanda Smith into its esteemed Class of 2025.
Andre Gardner Calls Induction Into Broadcast Pioneers Of Philadelphia Hall Of Fame ‘the perfect close to my 47-year radio career.’
Andre Gardner held down afternoons at Philadelphia’s Classic Rock 102.9 WGMK for 22 years. He fell victim to Beasley budget cuts last month
Dave Levora’s Planet Is A Great Place to Be
“When I came here in 1995, I wrote my five-year plan in a notebook, and Step One was ‘Spend no more than 12 months in the Quad Cities,’”