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As his contact was set to expire this year, Rush Limbaugh has renewed his partnership with iHeartMedia and Premiere. iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman said, “As Rush celebrates his 28th anniversary in national syndication, his commitment to broadcasting excellence has never been more evident. The Rush Limbaugh Show is stronger than ever."

And for that reason, Mark Thompson is out at Classic Rocker KSWD in L.A. Thompson of "Mark and Brian" in the morning fame announced yesterday he was leaving his latest job, co-host on Entercom's KSWD in Los Angeles. Here's what The OC Register reported...

Radio's most important category, automotive, saw a drop in sales in July that has some worried the industry is entering a sustained plateau.

There’s been a battle going on out in San Francisco involving union employees at KNBR and Cumulus. The employees have been the only side taking that battle to the public with press conferences. Until now that is.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday calling on Cumulus to reach a fair contract with the employees at KNBR.

All Dolphins games can be heard on Sportsradio 560 WQAM and KISS 99.9, the flagship stations of the Miami Dolphins Radio Network. And here's the 2016 radio broadcast team.

iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman has been on our power list for six consecutive years. All six of those years he's been number one. He's the only person ever to accomplish that. Why has Bob Pittman been good for radio? To help answer that question, we asked several people outside the radio industry. Here's what they had to say...

It all started August 1, 1988, in New York City. Rush told his audience yesterday that he feels blessed to be able to accomplish his lifelong dream, to be a star on the radio.

Glenn Beck has filed a lawsuit against the man who used to run TheBlaze. The complaint accuses Christoper Balfe of breach of contract, general mismanagement, breach of fiduciary duty, and fraud. Here are the details and what Balfe told Radio Ink about the lawsuit?

Senior Vice President Gary Pizzati will retire from Cumulus and from radio after 30 years in the business. His final day will be August 31. Cumulus will not be filling the position after Pizzati departs.