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Mike Silver Believes Dianna Russini Will Be Back, but Not as an Insider in the Short Term

"Worked with her at the Athletic for too short of a time, unfortunately. Really proud of the journalism we did together. Honestly, just really bummed that we don't get to continue it because we worked really well together."

YouTube Is Now More Popular Than Live TV, New Attest Study Shows

Just 12% of respondents said they give their full attention to TV.

Meghan Lane, Danny Meyers Expand Hubbard Radio Roles in West Palm Beach

"They're exceptionally talented and consistently deliver top-tier ratings."

What Stormy Buonantony’s Viral Tweet Teaches Us About Paying Your Dues in Media

"The truth is, you don't get to negotiate like a finished product when you haven't done the job yet."

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

Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Celebrate One-Year Anniversary

The “Clay & Buck” show became the official successor to the “Rush Limbaugh Show” after the conservative talk icon lost his battle with advanced-stage lung cancer last year.

News/Talk Could See a Migration of Hispanic Listeners

Now am I expecting a mad rush from Hispanics to right-leaning News Talk? No. But can a migration start to happen? Absolutely.

Long Time Fresno State Bulldogs Voice Bill Woodward Dies

Woodward retired from News Talk 580 and 105.9 KMJ nearly 12 years ago. He did sports at the station for 40 years and was elected to the Fresno State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2010. 

Orlando’s WDBO Is Delisted From the April PPM Ratings

PPM codes for WDBO-AM were retransmitted on WPYO-FM (95.3) from April 2-April 29.

Clay Travis Questions the Intelligence of Karine Jean-Pierre

Travis asserted that Biden has picked the “worst people” to represent his administration. 

New Survey From Pew Research Identifies Areas of Concerns for Journalists

The Pew Research Center’s American Trends Panel also measured how views and attitudes of the American public compare with those of journalists.

New Jersey 101.5 to Hold Town Hall Over State’s Growing Weed Market

The station will explore how the legal adult-use marijuana industry impacts New Jersey.

LA-based News/Talk Hosts Nominated for 2022 Radio Hall-of-Fame

Twenty-four total nominees were announced Monday, and more than 600 industry members will cast confidential ballots, with inductees being announced on Monday, July 25th. 

Buck Sexton: Joy Behar Is the “Dumbest Person” Who Speaks About Politics

“I think you could argue the dumbest person who speaks about politics for a living on television is probably Joy Behar,” Sexton said.

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YouTube Is Now More Popular Than Live TV, New Attest Study Shows

Just 12% of respondents said they give their full attention to TV.

Meghan Lane, Danny Meyers Expand Hubbard Radio Roles in West Palm Beach

"They're exceptionally talented and consistently deliver top-tier ratings."

What Stormy Buonantony’s Viral Tweet Teaches Us About Paying Your Dues in Media

"The truth is, you don't get to negotiate like a finished product when you haven't done the job yet."

Former 830 WCCO PD Paul Stagg Dies at 83

In 2017, the Minnesota Broadcasting Hall of Fame recognized Stagg by inducting him into its ranks.