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While Beasley Media Group's WBZ-FM carries play-by-play of New England Patriot games in Boston, Entercom's WEEI-FM will retain broadcasting rights of Patriots Monday and Patriots Friday, after a new agreement was announced Wednesday.

(By Barry Cohen) The most common misconception among your prospects and clients: "All my customers read, watch, and listen to what I do." Wrong! Here are some things you can do to remedy that and know your clients better.

(By Ronald Robinson) The group was summoned – made up of a number of astute, experienced, and credible radio professionals. A dozen of these folks were invited to a virtual meeting to discuss a number of challenges that radio has been experiencing for some time.

This will be the 18th straight year FOX Sports Radio has covered the big game. Broadcasting across a network of more than 400 station in the U.S., as well as FOXSportsRadio.com and iHeartRadio, the network will do blanket coverage in Minneapolis from January 29 to February 2.

Originally it was reported, by Minnesota Public Radio, that its relationship with Garrison Keillor was abruptly ended because of "inappropriate behavior" with one female colleague. Keillor played down that allegation by saying it was nothing more than placing his hand on a woman's back to console her. A new MPR investigation details alleged years of bad behavior that left several women who worked for Keillor feeling mistreated, sexualized or belittled.

Steve Swick is all about local. He's about local when he's running his eight radio stations. He's about local when he's dealing with his clients at Local Radio Networks. And he's not a happy man when roadblocks are put in his way when he's trying to execute great local radio.

After five years in the Financial District, Sun Broadcast Group has opened its new location in New York City on 7th Avenue, steps away from Madison Square Garden. CEO Jason Bailey said, “I’m so excited about our new Midtown Manhattan home. I think we hit the jackpot. The new SBG-NYC is a place we look forward to entertaining in for many years to come.”

Beasley Media Group’s Fayetteville radio cluster, in collaboration with Cape Fear Valley Health, will present Fayetteville Fights Back to raise awareness about the opioid epidemic. The uninterrupted commercial-free, one-hour live simulcast, featuring experts from the front lines, will take place on Tuesday, January 30, 5-6 p.m.

Shawn Matian is a successful attorney, criminal defense expert, immigration activist, legal consultant and founder of the L.A. law firm The Matian Firm. A big reason for his success is the fact he used radio to build his business. Another reason for Matian's success is Lou Petracci, who sold radio successfully before launching his own company called 711 Media. We spoke to both Shawn (pictured left) and Lou about the power of radio and how it helped Matian become as successful as he has. (Our weekly Advertiser Success Stories are sponsored by Sun & Fun Media)

The 77-year-old host told listeners Monday morning that his last show with Cumulus will be March 29. Imus said that it had to do with the Cumulus bankruptcy and he understood they are trying to save money. Imus was told he would not be paid past the end of his contract.