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All Things Considered Host Mary Louise Kelly Stepping Down

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"NPR remains a place where I can do the kind of work I came to journalism to do. Now, on to the next adventure.”

Audacy Elevates Alejandro Solana to Assistant Brand Manager 104.3 WQAM

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"WQAM is a pillar of the South Florida sports community, with a legacy I deeply admire and respect. It’s an honor to be part of what comes next!"

Milwaukee Bucks Taking Broadcast Distribution In House with Bucks+

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"We’re happy to add a streaming option to our over-the-air broadcasts to ensure every fan can follow Bucks basketball at home or on any streaming device as we build our next great era."

CNN CEO Mark Thompson Interested in Staying ‘If the Circumstances Are Right’

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"I’m very committed to CNN and would like nothing better to lead it into this new chapter..."

Tony Katz Today Adds Affiliates in Detroit, Tampa

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“This is a homecoming of sorts."

For The Ryan Gorman Show, The Future Is Now After Expansion From Newsradio WFLA to 610 WIOD

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The Ryan Gorman Show has been in mornings for several years at Newsradio WFLA in Tampa. And in August, it expanded to 610 WIOD...

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Audacy Elevates Alejandro Solana to Assistant Brand Manager 104.3 WQAM

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"WQAM is a pillar of the South Florida sports community, with a legacy I deeply admire and respect. It’s an honor to be part of what comes next!"

Milwaukee Bucks Taking Broadcast Distribution In House with Bucks+

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"We’re happy to add a streaming option to our over-the-air broadcasts to ensure every fan can follow Bucks basketball at home or on any streaming device as we build our next great era."

CNN CEO Mark Thompson Interested in Staying ‘If the Circumstances Are Right’

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"I’m very committed to CNN and would like nothing better to lead it into this new chapter..."

YouTube Reportedly Aiming For More Sports Rights In Bulk Rather Than Events

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"According to new reporting by CNBC's Alex Sherman, YouTube remains an interested buyer in live sports for almost all of the major U.S. sports leagues."