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The Christian radio network will now use StreamGuys across its 17 radio stations for ad insertion, audience measurement, and statistical reporting software to support its live broadcast streams.

Forbes and PodcastOne are launching the Forbes on PodcastOne network. The deal includes joint efforts in podcast development and production, as well as distribution, promotion, marketing, and advertising sales.

The Tony Kornheiser Show will return return Tuesday, September 6, as a daily podcast. Kornheiser will be joined by longtime show regulars from the worlds of sports, politics, and news, as well as special guests from his old radio show.

Cumulus makes this announcement about a newly created position for Justin Hach. He will now lead a team responsible for all digital and social strategies, development, content, and revenue for Cumulus’ six Bay Area radio stations (KNBR, KFOG, KSAN, KGO, KSFO, and KSJO).

It's a new sports website from the host of FOX Sports Radio and FS1’s The Herd. It will be the digital home for content created and curated by Cowherd. The site is a partnership between Cowherd, Premiere Networks, and Red Seat Ventures.

With the college football season just around the corner, the satellite radio company has entered into a new five-year broadcasting agreement with Learfield and IMG, for both streaming and satellite radio rights. The result for fans? A greatly expanded number of college games available to subscribers.

DGital Media has inked a new partnership with New York-based Collegiate Sports Management Group to "identify, aggregate, and monetize content in the Division II/Division III college sports market."

Cumulus is among the first radio companies to use Twitter’s “Moments” and to curate the best stories from moments around its 452 radio stations and Westwood One’s syndicated programs.

Futuri's social media discovery tool TopicPulse has added several new features. They include alerts for breaking news and social bursts, and viral predictor, which predicts social trends that are about to go viral based on their engagement and growth trends.

There's also a company called Prisa Radio battling the regulars (iHeart, Pandora, Spotify, and NPR) on the top of the Triton chart. Prisa Radio is a Spanish-language radio group, with a presence in 12 countries, including Spain, Colombia, and Chile.