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WWLS Host Al Eschbach Celebrates 50 Years In Radio, Announces Upcoming Retirement

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"I'm going to retire at the end of 2027. I will have done it fifty one years and next September will be sixty years in the media here."

Suno Imposes Download Limits Starting September Third

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"The company frames this as fighting "bad actors" mass-exporting music."

Kansas City Cumulus Flips KCJK to CHR Format

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"The new competing CHR signal pressures Steel City Media's Mix 93.3 (KMXV)"

Zach Sang Returns Broadcast Radio KMVQ San Francisco

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Zach Sang Returns to Broadcast. He joins Connoisseur Media's...

Brady Leaves SiriusXM Pulse For Hits 1 Afternoons

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"Super excited to start connecting with you there and begin this new chapter of saying random things in-between songs."

Spyder Harrison Signs Off From SiriusXM After 24 Years

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Spyder Harrison has retired after 53 years in radio, including a 24-year run at SiriusXM. His career spanned some of the biggest Top 40...

SiriusXM Launches Taylor Swift’s Channel 13 Ahead of New Album Release

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SiriusXM is going all-in on Taylor Swift with the launch of Taylor’s Channel 13, a limited-run station dedicated entirely to the global superstar’s music...

When Does ‘New Music’ Stop Being ‘New’?

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I will throw this out there now: in today’s world of music consumption, calling anything “new” longer than a week is a mistake!

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Suno Imposes Download Limits Starting September Third

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"The company frames this as fighting "bad actors" mass-exporting music."

Kansas City Cumulus Flips KCJK to CHR Format

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"The new competing CHR signal pressures Steel City Media's Mix 93.3 (KMXV)"

Zach Sang Returns Broadcast Radio KMVQ San Francisco

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Zach Sang Returns to Broadcast. He joins Connoisseur Media's...

How Armstrong & Getty Built a Show by Refusing to Sound Like Anyone Else

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"I think we decided very early in our careers — decades ago — that we were going to do it our way. And if we failed, we would never wonder, 'Gosh, I wonder what would happen if we'd done it our way.'"