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Craig Karmazin: AI Could Eliminate The Value Of Podcast Impressions

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"The AI slop that's going to be out there, including in the podcast space, is going to be extreme in the next five years. It's going to take the value of podcast impressions down to almost zero."

77 WABC Host Sid Rosenberg Details Meeting with Vice President JD Vance

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"We'd never really spoke. We've been in the same room a million times, but I really know the President."

Carmichael Dave: Kings Ending Relationship With SacTown Sports Was “Mutual” Separation

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"They wanted the same deal that we've had forever, and that doesn't make sense because it's not the same value."

Sacramento Kings End 32-Year Radio Partnership With SacTown Sports 1140

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"Kings Radio is an investment in our fans, giving us greater ability to innovate, expand access and bring Kings basketball to a larger audience."

WEEI Producer Begins Campaign To Get Greg Hill into Radio Hall of Fame

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“He has been around for a long time in the Boston radio scene and raised a lot of money for charity and done a lot of good things and a lot of good radio.”

Chris ’Mad Dog’ Russo, Suzyn Waldman and Jeff Smulyan Enter The Radio Hall of Fame

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The radio industry gathered in Chicago for the 2022 Radio Hall of Fame. The event took place at the Radisson Blu, and saw a...

Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo Changed The Game and Became a Radio Hall of Famer

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"Dog is the greatest of all time. His unmatched passion, his knack for true entertainment every time he speaks, his opinions, Dog's legendary interviews, its second to none.”

SiriusXM Airs Special Dedicated To Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo

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The special was hosted by Steve Torre and Russo.

Chick Hearn Headlines Radio Hall of Fame Legends Inductees

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Amongst other accolades, he is credited with broadcast 3,338 consecutive Lakers game from November 21, 1965 to December 16, 2001.

Mike and The Mad Dog Reunite For Podcast Episode

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"Congratulations, publicly, for your which will come in Chicago in November, right in the middle of the World Series for you," Francesa joked.

Even After Radio Hall of Fame Honor, Suzyn Waldman Looks Forward

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WFAN recently celebrated its 35th anniversary, but that’s not something that Waldman spends too much time reflecting on.

Jason Barrett Podcast: Mark Chernoff, Former PD of WFAN

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Mark Chernoff talks about WFAN's newest Radio Hall of Famers, how the station has changed since he left, and the direction of sports radio...

Chris Russo, Suzyn Waldman and Jeff Smulyan to Be Inducted into Radio Hall of Fame

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Chris "Mad Dog" Russo from Sirius XM, Suzyn Waldman from the New York Yankees Radio Network/WFAN and Jeff Smulyan, President and CEO of Emmis Communications will each be honored.

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

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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. 
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77 WABC Host Sid Rosenberg Details Meeting with Vice President JD Vance

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Carmichael Dave: Kings Ending Relationship With SacTown Sports Was “Mutual” Separation

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"They wanted the same deal that we've had forever, and that doesn't make sense because it's not the same value."

Sacramento Kings End 32-Year Radio Partnership With SacTown Sports 1140

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"Kings Radio is an investment in our fans, giving us greater ability to innovate, expand access and bring Kings basketball to a larger audience."

Jason Kelce Shares His Appreciation for 94WIP’s Place in Sports Culture of Philadelphia

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"WIP in radio and the sports media culture in the city [Philadelphia] is fantastic. I think it's very much dying in a lot of other places. It's really one of the things that makes Philadelphia so awesome to live in."