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Dave Peach started his radio career as a part-timer back in 1978. He became a general manager in 2004 at WREL & WWWZ in Virginia, and he’s been the GM for Forcht Broadcasting in Crawfordsville, Indiana since 2007. And in 2015, he was named one of Radio Ink’s Best Managers in Radio.

It's a multi-year partnership for TTWN to remain the traffic data provider for Univision's 67 radio stations.

It's a five-year extension between the club and the station which will take the relationship through the 2023-24 NHL Season.

Former University of Oklahoma and Dallas Cowboys football coach Barry Switzer, iHeartMedia VP of Talent Development Dennis Clark, and talent coach Steve Reynolds will present Put Me In Coach: The Best Talent Coaches Converge at Country Radio Seminar 2016.

Our special Country Radio Seminar issue of Radio Ink Magazine is about to be plastered all over the Omni Hotel in Nashville as radio executives, country PD's and on-air hosts converge on the city for the popular event held every year in February. This year, after 16 years at the Renaissance hotel, CRS will be held at the Omni Hotel and will feature a completely revamped agenda. You'll read all about those changes in your February 8th issue, along with Country radio's top 30 Program Directors. Also, in this issue is a special feature on syndicated hosts Big D and Bubba who have been together now since starting out at WTGE-FM in Baton Rouge back in 1996.

It's called Cür and the company already has Universal, Sony and Warner onboard. According to Digital Trends, all three companies have bought into the service, taking advantage of equity options presented by Cür to purchase a $1.37 million in Cür Media INC.

Learn ways Hispanic radio can level the playing field for better — and more accurate — ratings at the Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference.

The National Association of Broadcasters says it's morphing NAB Labs into a new organization called PILOT. John Clark has been brought on as director of the program. The NAB says PILOT is designed to create a coalition of broadcasting and technology stakeholders, such as new media broadcasters, measurement and attribution companies, advertising partners and technology enablers.

Twenty Seton Hall University students participated in a class with ESPN’s Bob Picozzi. The Picozzi visit gave the students at WSOU-FM an inside look at sports broadcasting and sports journalism.