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WWLS Host Al Eschbach Celebrates 50 Years In Radio, Announces Upcoming Retirement

"I'm going to retire at the end of 2027. I will have done it fifty one years and next September will be sixty years in the media here."

Suno Imposes Download Limits Starting September Third

"The company frames this as fighting "bad actors" mass-exporting music."

Kansas City Cumulus Flips KCJK to CHR Format

"The new competing CHR signal pressures Steel City Media's Mix 93.3 (KMXV)"

Zach Sang Returns Broadcast Radio KMVQ San Francisco

Zach Sang Returns to Broadcast. He joins Connoisseur Media's...

Muting Sports Play-By-Play is Technology That Networks Should Never Consider

"When innovation begins to neutralize one of your most expensive and defining assets, it may be time to reconsider whether that investment is truly moving the product forward."

The Lesson Radio Can Learn from the Latest CES Event in Las Vegas

Most of what you see and hear at CES isn’t at all what the future will be like, or it’s an overblown, overstated version of what’s coming next.

Jacobs Media Adds Second Consumer Electronics Show 2025 Tour

Jacobs Media has announced the addition of a second tour for broadcasters at the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The response to the initial announcement has been very positive.

Jacobs Media Is Offering 2025 Consumer Electronics Show CustomTours for Broadcasters

Jacobs Media CES® tour guests enjoy unparalleled access to the exhibits, allowing them to bypass lines and engage directly with executives from a diverse range of companies, from industry giants to innovative startups.

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Suno Imposes Download Limits Starting September Third

"The company frames this as fighting "bad actors" mass-exporting music."

Kansas City Cumulus Flips KCJK to CHR Format

"The new competing CHR signal pressures Steel City Media's Mix 93.3 (KMXV)"

Zach Sang Returns Broadcast Radio KMVQ San Francisco

Zach Sang Returns to Broadcast. He joins Connoisseur Media's...

How Armstrong & Getty Built a Show by Refusing to Sound Like Anyone Else

"I think we decided very early in our careers — decades ago — that we were going to do it our way. And if we failed, we would never wonder, 'Gosh, I wonder what would happen if we'd done it our way.'"