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On Rush Limbaugh's Tuesday show, Matteao in Tulsa wanted to know why Rush didn't try to attract a younger generation of listeners by taking his show to other platforms like YouTube where a lot of those younger people are now consuming media. Here's what Rush told him...

That's pretty much the response FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly received from the RIAA about Payola. The Commissioner told his 11,700 Twitter followers he's not giving up.

Premiere's Fox Sports Radio distributed a press release Tuesday highlighting audience gains the network has been making across its digital platforms, including podcasts, streaming, and FOXSportsRadio.com.

Entravision has partnered with The James Irvine Foundation to promote census participation in the Monterey, CA, market. The program is to educate Monterey-Salinas Latinos on the 2020 Census.

On Tuesday, public media organization PRX announced it will conclude production and broadcast distribution of radio program Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen. The final broadcast episode of Studio 360 will air by the end of February 2020.

iHeartMedia and Elton John have teamed up to celebrate the launch of the Rocket Man’s new autobiography with a special event.

In the end the listener-supported left leaning station just could not sustain itself. WBAI is owned by Pacifica Foundation which has been plagued by financial troubles for years. The entire WBAI staff has been fired.

Tim Gratzer has 24 years of experience in the radio industry. He’s a great mentor for his AEs, according to Cumulus Market Manager Alex Cadelago, because he's equally vested in their personal growth as he is their financial success.

Today, more than ever, consumers expect brands to contribute to their well-being and quality of life as well. That’s especially true of millennials: 71 percent say they prefer brands that drive social and environmental change. Addressing this Bob Liodice, CEO of the Association of National Advertisers and co-chair of Forecast 2020, will give a presentation called "Being a Force for Good to Drive Growth."

The FCC has notified Lake Worth, FL, resident Charles Goodwin that he was operating his low-power transmitter on 88.7 at levels above the legal limit.