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Clear Channel Founder Lowry Mays Dies
After entering both the Texas Business Hall of Fame and the Radio Hall of Fame, Mays stepped away from day-to-day operations of the company after suffering a stroke in 2005.
Colin Cowherd: ‘The Volume Launched To Keep Advertisers Away From My Competition’
“I remember getting off the phone and thinking ‘Wait a minute. My show is sold out and the ratings are good. What happens when the pandemic ends and cars are back on the road?".
iHeartMedia San Diego Rebrands, Moves Dial Position of XTRA 1360
The timing of the flip coincides with the start of football season as the station is the broadcast partner of the San Diego State Aztecs.
96.5 The Spear Debuts In Tallahassee
96.5 The Spear will also continue to be the flagship of the Seminole Sports Network's coverage of Florida State women's basketball.
iHeartMedia Revenue Rises More Than 10%
iHeartMedia is reporting second-quarter revenue growth of 10.7% year-to-year.
Radio Should Be Building Fences
This is the kind of technology that will help broadcasters hire more tech-savvy salespeople. And chase down Google. The benefits far outweigh the negatives to me.
Keith Olbermann Details MSNBC Demise On Debut Podcast
But after the death of Tim Russert, things changed at MSNBC according to Olbermann. He said NBC News was then in the hands of "cowards and bullies" like Tom Brokaw and Joe Scarborough.
iHeartRadio App GM Chris Williams To Depart
"I begin the journey of finding what’s next, now," Williams said in the LinkedIn post.
iHeartMedia Denver Lays Off Top Programmers at KOA, KHOW
According to All Access, KOA’s Senior Vice President of Talk Programing Greg Foster, and KHOW Program Director Tim Spence were among those laid off Tuesday
KBFP Bakersfield Switches to FOX Sports Radio
Formerly “Comedy 800,” KBFP Bakersfield was the last remaining iHeartMedia radio station that was an all comedy format.