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Lester Holt to Exit NBC Nightly News Anchor Chair Later This Year
Holt will continue to work at NBC News as host of the popular Dateline series.
77 WABC Adds Roger Stone to Daily Lineup With New Evening Show
“This is a wonderful opportunity to reach listeners across the country. When John proposed this idea, I knew I had to jump on it right away.”
Todd Starnes Only Independent Podcast to Make Triton Digital Top 150 Podcast Rankings in January
“Our team works incredibly hard to deliver a fun and informative show every day from 12 p.m. until 3 p.m. with an emphasis on fun.”
The Interview: The Mark Arum Show on 95.5 WSB
Few news/talk radio hosts use two-way conversations with national radio reporters like Mark Arum. How does that sound, though? Let's dive in.
Social Studies: Matt Shearer, WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"The reason why it's worth it to focus on social media is there's so much room for growth."
Throw Out the Radio Rules Already And Start Innovating
What do you have to lose? You're in an industry in what seems like a perpetual tailspin.
Dan Bongino to Depart Westwood One to Join Donald Trump Administration as Deputy FBI Director
Westwood One nationally syndicated radio host Dan Bongino has been named as the Deputy FBI Director by President Donald Trump, the host announced Sunday...
News Media Reacts to MSNBC Ending The ReidOut with Joy Reid
On social media, many reveled in the announcement that the primetime show from Reid would be ending.
MSNBC to Remove Joy Reid From Primetime Lineup as Jen Psaki, ‘The Weekend’ Hosts Eyed For Expanded Roles
MSNBC is eyeing the hosts of The Weekend -- anchored by Symone Sanders Townsend, Michael Steele, and Alicia Menendez -- to take over the 7 PM ET timeslot vacated by Joy Reid.
Newsmax: ‘We Fear A Future Administration May Not Like Something’ We Report, That’s Why We Support Associated Press in Standoff With Donald Trump
“We can understand President Trump’s frustration because the media has often been unfair to him, but Newsmax still supports the AP’s right, as a private organization, to use the language it wants to use in its reporting.”