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Audacy Appoints Debbie Kenyon to Regional President of Central US Markets
"Her appointment supports our commitment to empower our teams and build on our unmatched presence in local markets and communities while fully leveraging our scale and reach."
HOT 97 Sets Launch Date for New York TV Channel
“This launch gives advertisers direct access to a deeply engaged audience through a truly multiplatform solution spanning TV, audio, and digital.”
Why Program Directors Shoud Emulate Tom Izzo When Leading Brands
All of Izzo's methods mirror best practices for Program Directors. Replace driving ratings with winning championships and he's trying to accomplish the same things we are.
LAZER 103.3 Morning Host Mike Wickett Announces Upcoming Exit
Wickett announced that Tuesday, March 31st will be his final day with LAZER 103.3.
How Rock Radio Can Still Be the One That Matters to the Next Arena Act
Programmers have to be honest with themselves: a lot of the "new" music being played on RockTernative stations isn't "new" to many listeners. Calling it "new" doesn't make it a discovery if the audience already knows it.
Superadio Networks to Syndicate ‘The Heidi & Frank Show’
"Superadio will handle national syndication and ad sales for the morning program."
Music Media’s Biggest Opportunity Lies in the Live Event Surge
"Music media and broadcasters now have an opportunity not only to play hit songs, but also to embed themselves into the culture and hype surrounding this newfound appreciation for live events."
What Ebro Leaving HOT 97 Has Already Proven
Months later, the bigger story is not that the show ended. It’s that Ebro turned years of radio trust into an owned digital business.
The TikTok Jock: How Josh ‘Bru’ Brubaker Bridges Radio and Social Media
"When all those things come together, it just works so well. I've learned that usually a piece of content or a story that works on the radio will work on social media."
The Industry According To….Woody, Premiere Networks
"I don’t believe in “local for the sake of being local.” Just because it’s local doesn’t mean it’s interesting."