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Soledad O’Brien to Receive 2024 Insight Award at NAB Show
"This honor is well-deserved, and we look forward to celebrating her incredible work.”
Cable TV Only Medium to See Drop in Political Advertising in 2024, BIA Report Shows
The medium is forecasted to see a drop of nearly $183 million in 224 compared to the last two major political cycles.
Audacy Debuts AI Contextual Advertising for Podcasts
With the new features, Audacy's advertising partners will be able to more strategically place ads within specific podcast episodes and deliver ads when listeners are most engaged.
News Podcasts See Revenue Dip Despite Election Year Advertising Uptick, New Report Shows
"Brand suitability and the increased polarization of the political landscape are key factors at play here.”
Radio to See Nearly $120 Million in Congressional Campaign Spending, New Projections Show
Chicago ($7.6 million), Cleveland ($6 million), and Washington D.C. ($5.8 million) have seen the biggest spends in the political advertising sphere in recent weeks.
Elon Musk Wants ‘Prominent Names’ From Both Political Sides for Shows on X
"We want to make sure that there are a wide variety of viewpoints. We always have."
Townsquare Media Reports 1.9% Revenue Drop in 2023
“Despite the lack of tailwinds at our back in 2023, I am very pleased with how the Townsquare team navigated the progressively challenging economic landscape."
Audacy Senior Vice President of Digital Audio Content Tim Clarke to Depart
After originally joining Audacy as Senior Vice President and Market Manager in Boston, he moved to his current role with the company later that year.
86% of Radio Listeners Will Closely Follow 2024 Presidential Election, Jacobs Media Survey Shows
In a survey of nearly 30,000 radio listeners, the results show that the election is near the top of mind for a vast majority of users.
Elon Musk, X Defend Decision to End The Don Lemon Show
"We reserve the right to make decisions about our business partnerships, and after careful consideration, X decided not to enter into a commercial partnership with the show."