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SiriusXM Reports 2% Revenue Decline During 2025’s 2nd Quarter
SiriusXM has unveiled its second-quarter financial results, and the company reported a slight downturn in overall revenue.
During April, May, and June, the company secured...
iHeartMedia Names Ann Marie Licata as New President of Markets Group and Sales Operations
After the retirement of Hartley Adkins, iHeartMedia didn't need to look far for his replacement, as Ann Marie Licata has been tabbed to succeed...
iHeartMedia Exec Hartley Adkins Announces Upcoming Retirement
Hartley Adkins also served on the Executive Radio Board of Directors for the National Association of Broadcasters, as well as a Past Chair of the Radio Advertising Bureau.
64% of Ad Supported Audio Listening Spent with AM/FM Radio, New Nielsen and Edison Research Data Shows
If you’re planning a media buy in today’s fragmented landscape, the latest data from The Record -- a quarterly audio report powered by Nielsen...
How the Nielsen Audio Analyzer Can Help Unlock Market-Level Insights
The Audio Analyzer has value for diary markets as well.
Borrell Associates Adjusts Local Advertising Forecasts, Shows Brighter Picture for AM/FM Radio
AM/FM radio was the only medium that was projected to see a revenue decrease. That decrease, however, has been revised to be less steep than originally believed.
Why NPR, SiriusXM and Others Need to Adopt a New Motto
Instead of the NFL’s pathetic “Inspire Change” slogan on the boundaries of football fields, our mantra must be “Adapt to Change”.
iHeartMedia Names Dan Lenz Market President in Milwaukee
“We will continue to do great things in the marketplace, support the community, and deliver outstanding results for our clients.”
Saga Communications CEO Chris Forgy Explains Why Going to AI Voices for Station Imaging Makes Sense
"It was just to be prudent, to allow us to grow, not to try to cut our way out of a downdraft, because you can’t do that.”
More Than $1 Billion in Cuts to NPR, PBS Passed in Senate
The vote to pass the cuts was split largely along party lines.