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Taylor Swift Becomes First Recipient of MTV VMA Director Honor
"Celebrating a sustained and influential body of work from artists who have pushed creative boundaries and developed a clear directorial voice."
Salem Radio Network Refuses to Join TV Networks’ Trump White House Boycott
"SRN has notified the WHCA that our network will refuse to join this incredibly juvenile stunt, which is actually more like a RICO violation by mobsters than actions of legitimate American media."
Magellan AI Data Shows Top Podcast Advertisers Saw 9% Spending Increase During August
Sports accounted for the largest share of top genres, with seven advertisers spending the most in the category. Five advertisers made comedy their largest category, while news accounted for the remaining three.
Doc Rivers Joins NBC Sports Analyst Rotation
"I loved playing the game, I loved coaching it, and I’ve always loved talking about it."
A Sports Radio Business Case For Allowing More Talent to Say Goodbye
"Not every ending needs a curtain call, and not every situation allows for one. But cutting talent loose without context, preparation, or the chance to say goodbye rarely protects a brand the way decision-makers hope it will"
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Salem Radio Network Refuses to Join TV Networks’ Trump White House Boycott
"SRN has notified the WHCA that our network will refuse to join this incredibly juvenile stunt, which is actually more like a RICO violation by mobsters than actions of legitimate American media."
Magellan AI Data Shows Top Podcast Advertisers Saw 9% Spending Increase During August
Sports accounted for the largest share of top genres, with seven advertisers spending the most in the category. Five advertisers made comedy their largest category, while news accounted for the remaining three.
Doc Rivers Joins NBC Sports Analyst Rotation
"I loved playing the game, I loved coaching it, and I’ve always loved talking about it."
Aaron Lux Moves to Middays at 107.3 Alternative Cleveland
"We look out for our people and want to do whatever we can to keep good talent around."

