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RCS Worldwide Promotes Alissa Pollack to Mediabase President

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"This promotion is a recognition of everything she has already built and a reflection of our confidence in where she will take Mediabase next."

KFBK News Radio PD Bill White Announces Exit

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"I was part of the reduction in force at iHeartMedia Sacramento, bringing my time as Program Director with KFBK News Radio to an end."

Netflix Adds Tom Pelissero To NFL Game Broadcasts, Role With The Ringer NFL Show

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"Let's Go."

Tracy Villaume Joins Star Radio Saratoga Afternoon Drive

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"I'm excited being part of a team connected to community."

Stefan Schellhas Named iHeartMedia Market President for Cincinnati

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"My career started with an internship at 700 WLW, so returning truly feels like coming full circle"

iHeartMedia Reorganizes Regional Leadership, Leading to Exit of Two Presidents

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Dave Carwile has been elevated to the newly created position of Midwest and Southeast Division President.

Graham Bunn Joins Mornings At 96.9 The Kat Charlotte

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He joinsincumbent Sarah Lee. Bunn was first known as a contestant on the fourth season of “The Bachelorette.”

Christy Holifield Named iHeartMedia Greensboro SC Market President

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She arrives from iHeartMedia Columbia, SC, where she was VP/Sales.

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KFBK News Radio PD Bill White Announces Exit

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"I was part of the reduction in force at iHeartMedia Sacramento, bringing my time as Program Director with KFBK News Radio to an end."

Netflix Adds Tom Pelissero To NFL Game Broadcasts, Role With The Ringer NFL Show

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"Let's Go."

Tracy Villaume Joins Star Radio Saratoga Afternoon Drive

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"I'm excited being part of a team connected to community."

Nielsen Executive Issues Caution Of Year-Over-Year Sports Viewership Gains To Come

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"We have seen increases directly attributable to that enhancement that we expect to continue, but we won’t see a big year-to-year bump."