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iHeartMedia Announces Partnership With Rock Entertainment Group To Form SportsRadio 99.1 in Cleveland
"Our collaboration with iHeartMedia demonstrates our shared commitment to accessible, high-quality coverage and innovative experiences"
Why Netflix’ Pivot to Podcasts Is Heavy on Hype, Light on Impact
"Maybe I’m mistaken, but I’ve never known the phrase “Netflix and chill” to mean watching Bill Simmons ramble about the Boston Celtics"
Meet The Leaders: Chris Oliviero, Chief Business Officer & Market President, Audacy
"We're going to be aggressive and be opportunistic. We're going to throw the old hangups out the door in terms of, ‘oh, this is competition, we can't do a deal with that person.' Why can't we?"
Locked On Podcast Network Achieves Biggest Month In History
"In total, Locked On recorded 45,691,452 listens and views in the record-setting month—its best performance since launching in 2016"
Kenny Thomas Named New Afternoon Drive Host at 95.9 & 610 The Sports Animal
"Taking afternoons on The Sports Animal means more time with Lobos fans and more honest conversations with the 505"
Joe Buck: Tom Brady wearing a headset in Las Vegas Raiders’ Coaches Booth was “too public”
"I know they [Raiders] weren’t happy that that got out—but he’s in a booth with a headset on. I mean, we’re all at least smart enough to know that there are cameras everywhere and they’re going to find you"
‘The Pat McAfee Show’ Achieves Over a Billion Views on Social Media in September
"Our main goal is to celebrate sports and its athletes. It’s cool to know that sports fans seemingly like what we’re doing"
Craig Carton: No One Cares About Women’s Professional Sports in America
"We're trying to fool ourselves into thinking the American sports public enjoys or wants to see professional women’s basketball. We don’t. We never have and we never will"
What Can Be Learned From How iHeartMedia Flipped 97.3 The Game In Milwaukee
"There’s no art to a format flip, but the rule of thumb has always been to limit your change. Too much change risks losing listeners you may never get back"
What Drives Sean Salisbury To Continue His Journey on a Road That’s Unpaved
"I didn’t come into this with any selfish expectations. It’s about doing good stuff, great content, a little different because I think we’re fatigued by the stuff you turn on radio"