Entercom Station Changes Name For Dying Boy

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9-year-old Sawyer is battling terminal cancer (Burkitt's Lymphoma). Sawyer is a huge fan of the morning show on Entercom's 107.9 The End in Sacramento with hosts Gavin, Katie, and Jason. On Thursday, the station changed its name and dedicated the day to the young boy as part of "Sawyer Day."

CBS Houston To Carry Soccer Club Games

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CBS Sports Radio 650 and SportsRadio 610 in Houston have signed a multi-year deal to be the official radio partner for the Major League Soccer Club, the Houston Dynamo. Games will air on SportsRadio 610. CBS Sports Radio 650 will broadcast a half-hour pregame and ancillary programming such as The Players Show and The Coaches Show, both of which will also be broadcast on KKHH 95.7 HD-3.

iHeart Memphis To Air Tiger Football And Hoops

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It's a new five-year deal between iHeartmedia Memphis stations WEGR-FM 102.7 "ROCK 103" and WREC-AM 600, Memphis Athletics, and the Learfield's Tiger Sports Network.
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Cruz, Clinton Lean On Radio In South Carolina

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Media Monitors released its update on the primary elections that will take place in South Carolina this Saturday for the Republicans and next Saturday for the Democrats. Media Monitors has been tracking the political radio ads running in Greenville-Spartanburg, Columbia and Charleston, South Carolina. All the data was from January 1st to February 14th.

When Can You Censor A Political Ad?

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Broadcast Attorney David Oxenford takes a swing at this one as Ted Cruz demands TV stations pull PAC ads he says distort his voting record on immigration issues. Cruz says it's a violation of a station's FCC obligations to operate in the public interest to continue to run the ads. Oxenford details what a station can and cannot do in his latest blog posting.

Saga CEO Ed Christian Gets Contract Extension

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Nearly 30 years ago Saga Communications was launched (it went public in 1992). Ed Christian has run the company since day one. This week, in an SEC filing, the company amended Christian's current employment agreement, extending his contract as President and CEO through March 31, 2021.

Radio Will Be Crucial In Deciding President

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MediaPost summarizes a lot of the recent news about how crucial radio will be in the 2016 election. In a blog that points out iHeart's recent hire of Capitol Hill veteran Brendon DelToro, MediaLife's prediction that up to 15% of the spending will go to radio and radio's penetration rate among the undecided voters, MediaPost details how critical radio will be in deciding the next president.
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Neuhoff Closes Schurz Spinoffs

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These five stations in Lafayette, Indiana now under Neuhoff Communications ownership were part of the Schurz/Gray Television sale which lead to the radio stations being spun off. CEO Beth Neuhoff said, “The incredible team, the phenomenal stations and their dedication to the Lafayette community make them a perfect fit for our growing company."

We Have a Stellar Lineup of Keynotes For You

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Radio Ink's Hispanic Radio Conference is being held March 22-23 in Fort Lauderdale — and we have a truly remarkable lineup of keynotes, covering everything from politics to the state of the industry to the relationship of modern performers with radio. Here's a look at our incredible lineup of speakers :

SBS Launches New Morning Show in L.A.

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SBS' 97.9FM La Raza has launched “El Vacilon de la Mañana,” a Regional Mexican music-intensive morning show. The show is hosted by Marlene Quinto, Felix Castillo “DJ Boro”, “El Compadre Pop,” and Ramon Castillo Moran “El Monchis.” SBS says the program will also be in San Francisco, San Jose and Chicago soon.

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