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iHeartMedia Names Taylor Jukes Senior Vice President of Programming in San Diego
She moves to San Diego after serving as Program Director of Miami CHR station Y100.
iHeartMedia Revenue Dropped 4% in 2023, Podcast Revenue Up 14%
“We expect to see a significant year-over-year improvement in our 2024 financial performance, supported by our ongoing efficiency efforts and what is anticipated to be a record-setting political advertising year.”
New York Jets Reportedly Departing ESPN New York, Broadcasting Games on Q104.3
The move is expected to be formally announced on Wednesday morning and is part of a radio and streaming partnership with iHeartMedia.
iHeartMedia Adds David Pigue and Sophia Gonzalez to Government Affairs Staff
Pigue had previously worked for Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) on various policy issues. Gonzalez comes to the company after serving as the Assistant to the Chief of Staff for Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA).
Saluting Black Broadcasters: Terry Foxx, iHeartMedia Austin/San Antonio
"I don't want to be known for being an African American in the business, I want to be known to be the best at what I do every day."
Black Information Network Unveils First Podcast
"We will continue to use this platform to amplify marginalized voices, foster understanding, and contribute to a more inclusive, understanding, and compassionate world.”
Joe Pags Inks Extension With WOAI
“It has been an absolute honor to be on WOAI for 18 years now and I’m so thankful to continue talking with the great people of San Antonio and beyond for years to come!"
iHeartMedia’s Black Information Network Announces Promotions of 2 Executives
iHeartMedia's Black Information Network is currently available on AM/FM radio in 34 markets across the nation.
New Report Lists NPR, iHeartMedia as Top Media Sales Organizations
"A few organizations continue to thrive by investing in innovative strategies and maintaining strong client relationships."
Keith Olbermann Shrinks Podcast Due to Vocal Strain
"My ENT agreed to let me keep talking, provided I cut back today. So you've just heard the streamlined version."