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They're changing things up at 105.1 FM THE BOUNCE in Detroit. As of Tuesday, November 13, listeners will be able to tune into the following...

It was the first full quarter of reported earnings for Cumulus since coming out of bankruptcy. Radio station revenue was down, Westwood One revenue was up, digital revenue was up, and political revenue is strong. Here are all the details...

(By Kevin McKinney) The notion that Facebook and Google are stealing ad revenue from radio is completely false. Radio is giving revenue to Google and Facebook. Nobody is stealing. So why do consolidators claim this?

Sam Darling purchased a neglected funeral home in Auburn, NY, in 2015. At the time, his was one of seven funeral homes serving 28,000 people. Needless to say there was a lot of competition for funeral services. So what did Darling do to stand out from the crowd? He turned to the theatre-of-the-mind medium of course. (Our weekly Advertiser Success Stories are sponsored by Sun & Fun Media)

You'd be hard pressed to find so many radio and business luminaries in the same place at one time as you'll find at Forecast 2019. But there are only 2 seats left! Forecast 2019 is tomorrow, at the Harvard Club in New York City. We hope to see you there!

KLOS-FM Los Angeles morning host Frank Kramer, from The Frosty, Holly and Frank Show, posted to Twitter that his home is gone as a result of one of the fires in that city. Here's the full tweet...

Radio advertising heavyweight The Home Depot has bumped old rival GEICO from the top position of advertisers for last week, according to Media Matters. Home Depot ran 63,373 spots nationwide.

Benztown says it has entered into an agreement with Saga to provide custom, creative, audio-imaging production and imaging production libraries to all Saga radio stations across the U.S.

The two companies have teamed up for an ad sales partnership which will make the cloud-based CRM/workflow management system available to stations for barter for the first time.

Long Island’s K-98.3 (WKJY-FM) will spend the holiday season granting wishes to Long Islanders in need. In partnership with NEFCU, the station will provide toys, appliances, and more to recipients nominated by listeners as part of K-98.3 Christmas Wish.