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It’s hard to get a fair share if you don’t first get a fair shake. For years, ethnic- and minority-targeted stations, including Hispanic and Urban, have had to fight their way, sometimes unsuccessfully, to get a place at the buying table.

There’s just no budging Geico from the top of the Media Monitors chart of the biggest national radio advertisers. Last week the insurance giant ran 47,837 spots around the country.

CRS has released the full results of the research presentation “Understanding Parents, Teens, and Country Music,” held during CRS earlier this month. Edison Research conducted the study to examine how music and technology are passed along between parents and teens.

The WJPZ Alumni Association of the Syracuse University student-operated CHR radio station, will hold its 34th Annual Birthday Banquet this Saturday. The event will feature a conversation with Beasley Media Group CEO Caroline Beasley.

The company will upgrade all advertising signage at Long Island MacArthur Airport. JVC Media now manages advertising inventory on Long Island on five FM radio stations.

The deal establishes the digital audio advertising platform as Cumulus’ exclusive third-party sales representative across network radio streaming and national programmatic advertising.

Two days and just over $253,453 later, Zimmer Radio & Marketing Group believes it’s fair to say mid-Missouri believes in miracles.

The positive news continues for radio as another public company reports decent growth numbers. Not only that, Entercom CEO David Field said both the first and second quarters of 2019 are pacing up. Let's dig into the earnings report from Friday morning.

Live-streaming broadcasts and on-demand audio from all Cox and Bonneville stations are being added to Entercom's Radio.com. The announcement follows Radio.com's recent content distribution agreements with CNN and Bloomberg Media.

Galesburg Broadcasting Company, a three-music, one news-talk station cluster based in Galesburg, IL, handles their salesforce a bit differently than most radio stations. Chris Postin's six-person team, like other sales staffs, has goals and watches numbers; but that's where the similarities end.