RadioMax Rolls Out Ad Solutions
Mobile app developer RadioMax says it will now offer single app options to independent stations that include its Smart Ad technology.
SoCast announces Free Webinar
SoCast Digital is presenting the second in its free 2019 series of monthly webinars. This month’s webinar is “Building Your Digital Rate Card: Everything You Need for Your Sales Team to Drive Digital Revenue.”
iHeart Radio Available On Siri Suggestions
iHeartRadio is now accessible through Siri Suggestions and Siri Voice for listeners who have iOS 12, or a newer iOS version, iPhone. They can use these Siri shortcuts to listen to music and podcasts on iHeartRadio with the shortcut feature.
“Stars And Strings” Adds Detroit, NYC
Entercom has announced the lineups and dates for Radio.com's “Stars and Strings.” The country music concert will return to Chicago on December 8, and will premiere in Detroit on November 6, and in New York at on December 4.
Entercom Launches New Radio.com Show
Entercom has launched “I’m Listening: Stay Connected,” a live daily show focused on mental health. The show, which is a part of Entercom’s annual, yearlong I'm Listening mental health awareness initiative, is hosted by licensed therapist Dr. Chris Donaghue.
SiriusXM Also Ready For Baseball
The season begins tomorrow night and SiriusXM will carry every game of MLB's shortened 60-game 2020 regular season, as well as every game of the 2020 postseason.
TuneIn Brings In a New CEO
Streaming company TuneIn has hired Richard Stern as its new CEO. Stern replaces Juliette Morris who was promoted to CEO, from CMO, in July of 2019. Before joining TuneIn Stern led Audible’s global product and design organizations.
Apple Debuts Loud And Sad Radio
Musician, lyricist, entrepreneur, label owner and dad Pete Wentz has launched Loud and Sad Radio. Wentz is best known as the lyricist and bassist for Fall Out Boy.
TikTok Radio Launch
SiriusXM and TikTok have teamed up on a new full-time music channel. 'TikTok Radio' has been designed to sound like a radio version of the platform's 'For You' feed.
Neil Young Pushes His Music on Amazon
Neil Young’s latest website post directs his fans to subscribe to Amazon Music to stream his entire catalog, with a free 4-month access code. Check out his post HERE.
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