Radio’s Unadvertised Mission Statement
(By Ronald Robinson) Radio has been able to indefinitely delay being challenged on matters of quality. There is an excellent reason for this stellar circumstance...
KHQT-FM Las Cruces Feeds The Community
KHQT-FM 103.1, LasCruces, NM, ushered in the holiday season by collecting food items and cash for the annual Pack the Van Food Drive.
Sunny 106.3 Brings Christmas To SW Florida
Beasley’s WJPT-FM/106.3 FM in Ft. Myers, FL, has flipped to Christmas music. The station will play non-stop holiday classics by a wide range of familiar artists.
Field: Progress Is Being Made
Entercom CEO David Field gives his team an update on how the company is doing with one year of the merger with CBS radio in the rearview mirror. Here's the entire memo...
Minihane Explains His Split With WEEI
While he spent most of his time complaining about a negative article in The Boston Globe about him, former WEEI Boston morning man Kirk Minihane did shed a little more light on why he's no longer on the air at the station.
Triton: Online Listening Is Strong
The August Triton webcast metrics ranker is out. Triton says total weekday listening remains steady at 5.89 million people in the U.S. How do the August numbers compare to July? Lets find out...
Channel Q Gives Voice To LGBTQ+ Community
Entercom has launched Channel Q on 95.7 The Spot HD2 (KKHH-FM) in Houston. Channel Q is an LGBTQ+ Talk Radio Network, providing the latest in LGBTQ+ news and information, pop culture, and new music. Here's the full weekday lineup...
Alpha Media Louisville Raises $107K For Children’s Hospital
The cluster hosted the 10th annual two-day radiothon in support of Norton Children’s Hospital on November 15 and 16. Louisville stations WXMA, WDJX, WGZB, WMJM, and WGHL raised a combined $106,744.
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Colin Kinsella is CEO at Havas Media Group North America, a global media network operating in over 140 countries. Havas clients include Disney, PayPal, Michelin, Dish, and 21st Century Fox. Kinsella loves radio and cannot understand why more big brands aren’t using it.
“48 Hours” Takes On Kasem Family Fight
The Casey Kasem family feud over his estate will be the subject of a 48 Hours report, Saturday at 10:00 p.m. on CBS. Kasem died over four years ago and his kids and wife are still fighting over his fortune.
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