With New App and Image, SiriusXM Wants To Be Spotify ‘Antidote’
After months of teases and promotion, SiriusXM released its new, revamped streaming app on Thursday. The app, now available on the App Store, Google Play, Amazon Fire devices, and the web, leans heavily into user discoverability and personalization.
The Kids Are Alright
We asked our 30 and Under Superstars several questions to get a young, fresh perspective on the state of the radio industry. One of those questions was, "What can stations and companies do to retain younger industry professionals?" Here's what they said:
NYC’s Lite FM Goes Heavy On The Charity For Hassenfeld
iHeartMedia New York City's 106.7 Lite FM concluded its sixth Hope for the Holidays Radiothon, raising an incredible $1,632,000 for the Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone. Hassenfeld is known for its outstanding care across various pediatric conditions.
Blast From The Past: WRBC-AM, July 1971
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past features the jocks of WRBC-AM in Jackson, MS on July 16, 1971. Send your Blast From The Past to our Online Editor Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured.
Top Label Leaders To Join CRS 2024 For Strategic Panel
As CRS 2024 rolls out more of its agenda for the year, anyone working with labels won't want to miss "Leadership, Strategy, And Optimizing Country’s Surge In 2024" on Friday, March 1st. This panel promises to offer valuable insights from record executives.
Miller, United Stations Get Into New Deal On ‘Get The Led Out’
United Stations and New York on-air personality Carol Miller have signed a renewal deal on her Led Zeppelin program series, Carol Miller’s Get the Led Out, starting January 1. A longtime NYC broadcast, Miller's show joined United Stations' national lineup in 2009.
More Young Users Choosing Audio As Escape From Screen-Time
As digital and on-demand experience continuous growth in the audio landscape, Pocket FM has released its latest entertainment consumption survey, "Digital Entertainment Insights: Audio Takes Centerstage," offering a look into audio entertainment's expansion.
FCC Puts Two More NYC-Area Pirates On Its Naughty List
The Federal Communications Commission’s New York Enforcement Bureau isn't letting pirate radio broadcasters rest, even for the holiday season. After another round of fines proposed in November, the FCC is going after more illegal operators in the Bronx and Brooklyn.
NPR Waves Goodbye To NPR One As New App Is Finalized
Originally launched in April 2008, the NPR News app had been long overshadowed by NPR One, its more streamlined, personalized little brother that hit the scene in 2014. Now the NPR app stands alone again, as the public radio network has finished an advanced retooling.
Women to Watch: Lucretia Lee-Arceneaux
(By Charese Fruge') Lucretia Lee-Arceneaux is a Regional Broadcast IT Engineer for iHeartMedia. She’s responsible for maintaining traditional radio and digital broadcasting electronic systems and equipment - keeping radio stations online and on air.
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