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It's now been six days since a homophobic slur, which originated from the WWL New Orleans website, was aimed at WWL sports talker Seth Dunlap. Entercom still has not announced who made the tweet or how it was posted.

Two days after the WWL Twitter account posted a homophobic comment aimed at WWL host Seth Dunlap, Entercom still has no answers. And perhaps that's why Dunlap has decided to take a leave of absence.

iHeartMedia has launched a new website called iHeartRadio Sports, dedicated to everything iHeart has in its portfolio related to sports, including iHeart's sports radio stations, podcasts and the latest sports news.

(By Laurie Kahn) Radio is not alone in struggling to hire quality employees. This is a nationwide challenge across all market sizes and industries. One of the areas that can vastly help this problem is to review what you really need to hire.

South Florida residents have donated over 21 semi trucks filled with supplies for residents of the Bahamas who have been impacted by Hurricane Dorian. Another donation drive will take place this Thursday and Friday.

Univision is introducing new programming at LA Talk station KTNQ 1020-AM, which is dedicated to improving the lives of Latinos locally by providing education and thought-provoking discussions with experts.

For the ninth consecutive year, My Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), has been ranked on the Growth 500 list published by Canadian Business and Maclean's Magazine.

(By John Garziglia) September 3, 2019 was the deadline date for the public to file petitions to deny, and state other oppositions, to DC, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia radio license renewal applications.

Yesterday we brought you a story about how Saga Communications has targeted five Low Power FM radio stations in Virginia. Ed Christian's company says they are operating as a cluster and breaking the FCC's rules for LPFM's. One LPFM owner and his attorney say that's all hogwash and Saga is just trying to bully them.

The Washington Free Beacon’s Yuichrio Kakutani reports that Democrats had a secret plan called the Talk Radio Initiative to infiltrate talk radio and constantly repeat talking points to hosts, after Republicans won the house in 1994.