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The former Chief Legal Officer for Venu Sports, the scrapped joint streaming venture formed by ESPN, FOX, and Warner Bros. Discovery, has signed on with America's largest audio company, as David Hillman joins iHeartMedia's C-Suite.

The NAB is using the Trump Administration's recent executive orders to shore up and expand its case against the FCC's proposed expanded foreign sponsorship identification rules to the Office of Management and Budget.

As the company continues its C-Suite restructuring, Audacy has promoted Jenny Nelson to Chief Marketing Officer. Nelson - who succeeds Paul Suchman - has been with Audacy since 2008, previously serving as Executive Vice President, Marketing Solutions & Strategy.

As Radio Ink’s Most Influential Women in Radio issue returns for its 26th year, honorees opened up about the thought leaders, authors, and creators who inspire their own growth—and who they recommend to the next generation.

(By Charese Frugé) Jill Strada is Executive Vice President of Programming at iHeartMedia. She is a multi-award-winning music, media, and marketing executive with over 25 years of experience shaping radio brands in markets like New York, Boston, and Atlanta.

The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation (LABF) has unveiled its lineup of trailblazing industry leaders selected for lifetime achievement honors during the 2025 Giants of Broadcasting & Electronic Arts luncheon and awards ceremony, scheduled for November 14 in New York.

The award is issued to a radio station or stations are on the forefront of community service and localism in their markets. It also recognizes stations who are leading the way in the Oregon radio broadcast industry.

On January 30, a Class B AM radio station serving the Coachella Valley of California adopted a Sports Talk format. Now, it is embracing the full 24/7 schedule of syndicated programs delivered via FOX Sports Radio.

The National Hockey League team serving the New York Tri-State Area from Long Island has parted ways with not only its President/GM but also the club's two longtime radio play-by-play voices. Islanders' radio coverage in recent years has been on thin ice. Now, the team will go with an audio simulcast of TV coverage.