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The imaging company is offering its Christmas in a Box library to stations, free with a Benztown library subscription. Christmas in a Box includes over 5,000 tracks, giving listeners sweet and savory bites of Christmas cheer.

The Miami Dolphins and Miami's Sportsradio 560 WQAM have entered into a long-term partnership with the station becoming the official flagship radio partner of the franchise. The Dolphins were being broadcast on two iHeart stations, WINZ-AM and Rocker WBGG. Previously, the Dolphins were broadcast on WQAM, from 1997-2004 and 2007-09. In addition, all Dolphins games will be simulcast on CBS's Country station in the market, Kiss 99.9.

10 families were treated to a winter wonderland trip by Tony Zazza, host of "Zazza Mornings". Fans of the locally syndicated Cumulus program were asked to nominated deserving families in need in the Melbourne and Ft. Walton Beach/Destin FL and Mobile, AL area.

The FCC's enforcement bureau says it has reached a $540,000 settlement with Cumulus over a sponsorship identification issue at WOKQ (97.5 FM) in Dover, New Hampshire. The station broadcast 178 announcements in support of the Northern Pass hydro-electric energy project without identifying the sponsor of those announcements, in this case a company with a financial interest in the project. This is the largest payment in FCC history for a single-station violation of the Commission’s sponsorship identification laws.

That's according to the latest report from the Interactive Advertising Bureau, and that means advertisers are spending just about the same amount of money on Digital in one quarter as they do on radio in one year.

Hartley Adkins joined Jacor Communications in 1993, which was purchased by Clear Channel, which became iHeartMedia. Adkins has been with the company for 26 years.

(By Loyd Ford)Oh, you can say things will return to the way it was before Coronavirus. How many things in your adult life have changed and then changed back to “the way it was?” None, right?

Skyview Network has added the OutKick Sports talk network to its portfolio. Skyview is going to provide distribution services and serve as the exclusive affiliate and radio network sales partner for OutKick.

As has been widely reported for the past few weeks, ESPN has let go 150 employees. The sports network has been making cuts to try to keep up with declining revenue due to lost subscribers. It doesn't appear any cuts were made on the radio side. ESPN President John Skipper said the cuts were made in studio production, digital content, and technology.

Milwaukee Sports Talk station 97.3 The Game raised over $1,500 and collected over 1,900 pounds of food to benefit Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin, with their inaugural Food for the Holidays event.