Kudos To KAYO

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Alpha Media Wasilla's 7th Annual "Bringing Hope Radiothon" raised $29,315.00 this year. Classic Country 100.9, KAYO delivered special stories of those less fortunate in the Mat-Su Valley, and how Frontline Mission has helped so many.

Black Colleges And Universities Featured

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HBCU Homecoming Celebration on iHeartRadio is a month-long celebration showcasing Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Beginning October 19 and continuing through November 12, the celebration will bring together HBCU students and alumni with their favorite musical artists, influencers and entertainment.

Bob & Tom On The Tube

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The Bob & Tom Show, originating daily from WFBQ Indianapolis, is now on TV. MyINDY-TV 23 carries a condensed version of the show nightly.

PB&J Drive Feeding Iowa Kids

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Z102.9 (KZIA-FM) Cedar Rapids/Iowa City, is collecting jars of Peanut Butter and Jelly for area students in need. The station has partnered with UFG Insurance for the drive the runs until October 23.

Honors For WYEP Pittsburgh

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Pittsburgh City Paper is out with the 28th annual Best of Pittsburgh Poll. 91.3 WYEP was named “Best Music Radio Station.”

Community Partnerships In Lexington

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iHeartMedia Lexington has created community partnerships with six nonprofit organizations. The organizations provide mentorship programs in the community.

Rock Radio Vet Looks To The Future

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It's been a week since Jeff Kinzbach bid goodbye to NE Ohio rock radio fans he has been entertaining for the greater part of 50 years. The kid who grew up with a 'Plastic Silver Nine Volt Heart' attached to his ear tells Radio Ink he knew it was time to move on.

Here Are The 2020 Mercury Award Winners

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Winners for the 2020 Radio Mercury Awards were announced virtually Tuesday evening at the 29th annual awards event. Here are all the winners and a link to listen to all the winning commercials.

Report: Stern Close to New Deal

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The biggest star radio let walk away is close to signing a new deal with SiriusXM worth $120 million per year, according to Bloomberg. The 66-year old has signed new five-year deals since leaving radio in 2005. Bloomberg says Stern's 2015 contract was worth $80-$100 million

The FCC Prepares to Vote on All Digital AM.

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(By Ben Downs) The FCC is expected to give AM Revitalization another tool for the competitive toolkit. The October 27th Open Meeting includes a vote on a Report and Order in response to a proposal Bryan Broadcasting filed last year.

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