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Cumulus Media's heritage News/Talk station is now being simulcast. News/Talk 93.9 & 1490 WOSH is celebrating its 80th years serving Oshkosh/Appleton.

That's what Lange claimed on his podcast Artie Lange's Halfway House on an episode with former CBS Radio and Howard Stern Show executive Tim Sabean. A lot of behind-the-scenes details were revealed on the episode.

PRX stands for Public Radio Exchange. It's an online marketplace for distribution, review, and licensing of public radio programming. Over the past year, PRX has been working on a project it says will reimagine the way listeners spend their time with audio content.

The Hispanic consumer has emerged in recent years as one of the most vitally important for brands and businesses. Media companies are no different. A successful approach to welcoming — and keeping — U.S. Latinos through audio entertainment that is relevant and of high appeal can reap huge dividends for radio broadcasting companies.

Kudos to iHeartMedia in Detroit. But after all, isn't this is what local radio is all about? In under 36 hours, and with help from all the iHeartMedia radio stations, WNIC-FM's Jay Towers in the Morning started a water drive to help address the Flint, MI, water crisis.

Before COVID-19 events were such a big part of everyone's life. Whether it was a trip to the local flea market, a Broadway play, a country concert or The Superbowl, large gatherings for fun and entertainment were every day occurrences. Today, they are non-existent.

The final round judging panel for the 28th Annual Radio Mercury Awards, made up of top-level agency creative leaders, represents radio's top advertising categories, including automotive, communications, financial services, packaged goods, OTC, retail, spirits, and fast-food restaurants.

(By Randy Lane) Many high achievers in sports, business, and entertainment, such as Oprah Winfrey, Bill Gates, and Serena Williams, use mental visualization to enhance their performance and achieve success. Here's how you can, too:

As you know, Monday is April Fool’s Day. Broadcast Attorney David Oxenford wants to remind everyone not to allow the joke to be on them by forgetting the FCC’s Hoax Rule.

On Monday the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R.4330 - Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying Act, also known as the PRESS Act, which would establish protections for journalists at the federal level who reveal confidential sources except in defined circumstances such as threats to national security.