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Bob Pittman: iHeartMedia Will Use AI to Save $150 Million in 2025
"Much of how we use AI is in mining data to better understand our audience, the consumer."
Black Information Network Creates First Ever Youth Engagement Initiative With Obama Foundation
“In today’s news environment, our responsibility is to ensure the stories, commitment and goals of civic and community leaders are heard by our listeners and carried forward by future generations.”
What Is the Media Rating Council, and Why Does it Exist?
"Measurement suppliers don’t have to apply for MRC accreditation, but many on both sides of the table consider the double checkmarks a necessity to be a serious player."
CRS360 Looks At The Role Of Personality In Country Radio
“A Face For Radio?...A Difference For Your Listeners” is moderated by Clay Hunnicutt, who is joined by NuVoodoo Media’s Carolyn Gilbert, Leigh Jacobs, and iHeartMedia’s Gator Harrison.
iHeartMedia Revenue Grows 1% During 2025’s 1st Quarter
The biggest driver of that revenue increase was digital audio, as that sector increased by $38.3 million during the quarter.
DJ Neko Named PD/PM Driver At 92.5 Maxima Tampa
“Coming back to 92.5 Maxima feels like coming home. I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to lead a station that's such a vital part of Tampa's heartbeat."
Senator Ted Cruz Explains Why He Believes in AM Radio and How He Learned to Love Podcasting
"It's a great opportunity to communicate directly with the American people and not go through a middle man or mediator and explain what is happening in Washington."
Why Steve Czaban Believes the NFL Draft in Green Bay Will Be a Once-in-a-Lifetime Event
"We’re still so far away from actual football, but they’re going to get a huge crowd, and so yeah, there’s a lot of buzz for it for sure."
710 WOR Adds ‘Rich on Tech’ to Sunday Evening Lineup
“I’m so excited to be on the airwaves of my hometown area, bringing the best tech knowledge to listeners in the tri-state."
Former KFI-AM 640 News Director Chris Little Launches Podcast Focused on Improving News Coverage
"The Death of News focuses on how news media members can work more efficiently and effectively, while ensuring they get accurate information that allows for compelling and memorable stories."