Myers: Radio Is Back

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In our final "Future of Radio" installment, Media Ecologist Jack Myers tells Radio Ink that with Cumulus and iHeart back on track, radio is "poised to reemerge as a player in the digital ecosystem."

Midwest Gets Six From Alpha

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The six stations Alpha is selling off are in Peoria. Ever since Larry Wilson was removed from day-to-day operations of running the company, Alpha has been looking to sell off stations. Duke Wright is the latest beneficiary.
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vCreative Hires New President/COO

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Susie Hedrick is vCreative's new President and Chief Operating Officer. Hedrick will lead sales and operations while also directing the company’s finance and administrative functions. She joins vCreative from WideOrbit where she was SVP of Sales for North America.

Station Owner Running For Mayor

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Scott James is the owner of SmallTown Broadcasting in Valdosta, GA. He's also the morning show host on the Talk station he owns. James announced on Monday that he is running for Mayor of Valdosta.

GEICO Bounces Back

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The insurance giant returned to the top of the Media Monitors list of radio advertisers after surrendering it to recruiting services company Indeed for a week. GEICO ran a total of 53,501 spots nationally last week.

Beasley Brings Fox Sports To Charlotte

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FOX Sports Radio will debut on WBCN 94.7 FM, 1660AM, and WSOC HD-3, with the official launch taking place on Monday, February 4. Here's the full lineup...

Fighting Illini Going With WLS-AM 890

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WLS-AM 890 is the University of Illinois' new radio affiliate and will carry all football and men’s basketball games, as well as the seasonal coaches’ shows, through the 2023-24 season.

What’s Next For Radio?

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In part four of our series on the future of radio, broker Ed Henson checks in to give us his thoughts on where radio is headed following the emergence of cleaner balance sheets from iHeart and Cumulus. And he says there are many more great companies out there that we could be focusing on.

The Paradox Of Rank

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(By Bob McCurdy) Maybe it’s time for the conventional wisdom of automatically equating “audience rank” with “quality” and the ingrained habit of “top-down” buying to be kicked to the curb.

How To Respond To Changes To Your Show?

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(By Stephanie Winans) Station management has made a change to your show — reducing the length of the show, moving your daypart, or a change to the co-host lineup. The decision was out of your control and you’re not necessarily excited about the change. How do you respond on social media?

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