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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...

Sports Podcasts Stand Out In Triton’s Latest Q1 2026 U.S. Podcast Rankers

"We're seeing a combination of consistency among top-performing shows alongside rapid innovation among top genres like comedy and sports."

Triton Digital Debuts Next-Gen Top 200 Podcast Ranker

The new ranker will be updated quarterly. Triton Digital will continue to maintain its existing monthly download ranker, in addition to the new podcast rankings.

Triton Digital to Add Survey-Based Listener Rankings to U.S. Podcast Ranker

"We are enriching the podcast information available to advertisers so they can feel confident in reaching their target audiences.” 

Digging Through Data: Daryl Battaglia, Triton Digital

Barrett Media is speaking with some of the top media researchers in the field to see what trends stood out in 2024 and what matters most in research for 2025.

Triton Digital SVP Daryl Battaglia Knows We’re Still in the Early Days of Podcasting

“Podcasting has been around technically about 20 years, but it's still new."

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Suno Imposes Download Limits Starting September Third

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

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"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.'"