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With 40 years of broadcast and management experience under his belt, Steve Wexler is starting up WEXL Coaching & Development. He will continue his role with Good Karma Brands.

Zimmer Communications Stations in Columbia and Jefferson City MO raised a record $260,013 during the 17th Annual Miracles for Kids Radiothon. The Radiothon benefits the Children's Miracles Network at MU Health Care's Children's Hospital.

The Infinite Dial® is 25 years old. The Edison Research nationwide survey of digital media will celebrate the Silver Anniversary with a special presentation on digital media habits over the last quarter-century.

Rider University’s student-run radio stations picked-up 2023 Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Media Awards. 107.7 The Bronc WRRC-FM was named the Best College/University Radio Station (under 10,000 students).

The University of Minnesota athletic department and multimedia rightsholder, LEARFIELD’s Gopher Sports Properties have agreed to a multi-year contract extension with iHeartMedia Minneapolis.

The RAB has put together a webinar on the top trends of the year. The March 8th webinar will feature the results of a study conducted by Horizon Media's Why Group.

International Women's Day is March 8th and iHeartMedia is celebrating with “iHeartRadio SeeHer Hear Her: Celebrating Women Who Make Music and Culture”. The streaming event will feature conversations with Gloria Estefan, Lainey Wilson and Latto.

Buoyed by strong political advertising, iHeartMedia generated $1.126 billion in total revenue during the 4th quarter of 2022, an increase of 6%. When you back out political, revenue increased 1%.

More than 560 local radio and TV broadcasters from across the nation gathered Tuesday in Washington, D.C. for the NAB's annual State Leadership Conference. The convention featured remarks from policymakers and briefings preparing attendees for meetings with legislators later today.

Like clockwork immediately before every iHeartMedia quarterly earnings call begins, musicFIRST Coalition Chairman Joe Crowley issues a statement criticizing iHeart in his ongoing attempt to get radio to pay artists to air their music. Here's what Crowley had to say this quarter...