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Mike Eaby Named Vice President/Executive Producer of Westwood One Sports, Howard Deneroff Steps Down
"With Mike’s experience, passion, and vision, I’m confident he is the perfect person to quarterback Westwood One Sports into its next era."
Daniel Anstandig, Mike Hulvey, Chris Oliviero, and John Sylvester Added to the 2024 BNM Summit
"The additions of Daniel Anstandig, Michael Hulvey, Chris Oliviero, and John Sylvester bring us to 18 speakers for September's event."
How Many Radio Ads Should Advertising Clients Run?
By ensuring your radio ad strategy aligns with your goals and where you are with your business, you can leverage a cost-efficient strategy and maximize your radio advertising results.
CBS Sports Radio to Become the Infinity Sports Network
“Stations were informed they must cease using the CBS Sports Radio name/brand on-air, online, on social media, and in any sales materials no later than Monday April 15, 2024.”
Podcast Reach Equal to TV in 18-34 Demo, New Edison Research Study Shows
Meanwhile, AM/FM radio remains the dominant player, with 77% claiming they are weekly users.
Power Panel Talks Strength of Sports Audio at BSM Summit
The whole discussion was terrific, but I wanted to share the answers to just the first question Mike McVay asked which was, "What is the strength of the sports talk format?"
Westwood One Names NCAA Tournament Broadcasters; Clark Kellogg Continues Double Duty
The team of Kevin Kugler, Jim Jackson, and Clark Kellogg will call the Final Four and the National Championship Game.
Westwood One to Launch Daily ‘Today in Women’s Sports’ Vignette
A rotating cast of female sports broadcasters will anchor the two-minute feature.
Bruce Gilbert Sees Power in Numbers at the BSM Summit
“There is a feeling of comfort in knowing that you're not on this road by yourself and that others are trying to accomplish the same thing you're trying to accomplish.”
Westwood One Set for 51st Super Bowl Broadcast
Kevin Harlan will handle play-by-play duties for the Super Bowl for the 14th straight year, with Super Bowl XXXIV MVP and Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner returning for the sixth consecutive year as lead analyst.