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In celebration of the 36th anniversary of 89.5 KVNE, the station will be adding two new stations in January 2020.

Forecast 2020 is coming up November 20 at the Harvard Club, NYC. "Independent and Optimistic: Why Smaller Can be Better & More Profitable" is one of the informative panel discussions on the agenda. On the panel will be Kristin Cantrell, owner/CEO, Cap Cities/Seven Mountains Media.

Greg Walden has been a huge friend to radio in Washington, DC. The former radio station owner announced on Monday that he will not seek re-election to his Oregon House seat once his current term expires at the end of this year.

Fifty-nine-year-old Bryan Fulwider, a pastor and host of Friends Talking Faith, an independent program that aired on WMFE-FM in Orlando, was found dead in his home over the weekend.

Independent and Optimistic: Why Smaller Can be Better & More Profitable is just one of panel discussions set for Forecast 2020 coming up November 20 at the Harvard Club, NYC.

Westwood One Podcast Network is moving to the Megaphone platform to utilize its hosting, publishing, ad insertion, campaign management, and analytics tools. Previously Westwood One was using a variety of platforms.

It can be scary to think how much trash gets dumped across the country. But Cox Media Group Tulsa, in partnership with Cox Enterprises, American Rivers, and River Parks Authority, made a pretty decent dent in it earlier this month.

The new radio ads being run by The Ohio State Accountability Project are attempting to use theatre of the mind to paint former college Dr. Richard Strauss as a monster. Here's a portion of the ad...

In our continuing coverage of the problems facing WBAI in Brooklyn we are told that The Pacifica Foundation has launched a new initiative to save the station. And the goal is to rebuild WBAI with local programming in a way the station can sustain itself financially.

As the countdown to the 2020 election goes into full swing and the prognostications intensify, no matter what side of the spectrum you fall on, you’ll probably agree on one thing: It’s definitely not what most would consider "politics as usual."