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106.7 Lite FM To Launch Christmas From Radio City Music Hall
The celebration will begin with a live broadcast featuring morning hosts Cubby and Christine, joined by special guest Joey McIntyre at Radio City Music Hall.
iHeartMedia Names Mark Glynn Washington Area President
Glynn, currently serving as the Seattle Market President, will now also oversee operations in Spokane, bringing his total responsibilities to 16 radio stations across the state.
Robin Bertolucci on Departure From KFI-AM 640: ‘It Was a Good Time to Go’
"It was time. I am at peace."
iHeartRadio Launches Over 85 Christmas Music Stations
iHeartMedia launched its annual transition to holiday music on Friday, with over 85 stations nationwide shifting to 24/7 Christmas music programming.
iHeartMedia Carolina Bringing Hurricane Victims ‘A Thanksgiving To Remember’
This campaign aims to deliver Thanksgiving meals to families in western North Carolina and the surrounding mountainous regions who are still recovering from Hurricane Helene's impacts.
Marty Caswell joins The Sporting Tribune Following Departure From iHeartMedia’s San Diego Sports 760
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J.J. Ryan Takes On Additional Duties Part Of iHeartMedia Restructuring
iHeartMedia Oklahoma's Senior Vice President of Programming, J.J. Ryan, has expanded his role to include oversight of Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri.
Thank You Dean Canter
Dean was the type of manager you wanted to share success with and learn from failure.
RIF’s And Layoffs, So Radio What Do We Do Now?
iHeart’s CEO Bob Pittman commented on the company’s Q3 earnings call to Barrington Research’s Jim Goss: “There’s not a slot for everybody.” Let that sink in.
Can iHeartMedia Still Say It’s Trying to Save AM Radio After Latest Round of Cuts?
The "Do as I say, not as I do" strategy isn't going to be a winning one if iHeartMedia truly hopes to keep AM Radio afloat.