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NAB Show New York has unveiled one of two radio-focused tracks taking place in October in New York City. The 'Radio Reimagined: Charting Radio’s Future' conference is geared towards station-level radio managers, programmers and operators from all market sizes.

Jason Meder, Vice President & Market Manager of Cox Media Group Radio in Orlando, has been named the Vice President & Market Manager of CMG Radio in Tampa. This marks the return of Meder to CMG in Tampa where he joined the company 20 years ago.

'Fly 103.1' (WFYY-FM) takes flight August 29. The lineup is made up of some of the names from the days of the WOTW call letters and sister JVC stations along with other Florida radio hosts.

iHeartMedia Indianapolis has relaunched WOLT-FM as 'Alternative -90s and 2000s'. The former 'Alt 103.3' has dropped the current Alt playlist in favor of a "Classic" Alt sound.

The next RAB live presentation will look at Alcohol and Restaurant Trends. 'Bon Appétit' will examine key trends in listeners’ restaurant habits, technology preferences and alcohol purchases.

Country Radio Seminar has opened its one-day only early bird registration. Today only, Thursday August 25, registration for the March 2023 event is only $549 per person.

Time is running out for Early Bird Registration for the Radio Masters Sales Summit. Register before Wednesday September 5 and save $300!

Jason Jones, known to Southwest, Florida listeners as Big Mamma on Beasley's WXKB-FM for 14 years, was all in for his run for the Lee County School Board. After Beasley first announced Jones was only off the air while running, Jones then announced he was no longer employed.

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NRG MEDIA’s Radio Group in Omaha will remain the flagship partner for Creighton Athletics after a new three-year deal was announced. NRG will utilize five of their seven stations to cover men’s basketball, men’s baseball, women’s basketball, volleyball and men’s & women’s soccer for the college