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Podcast studio Cadence13 and Atlanta-based independent content production studio Tenderfoot TV have jointly announced they will expand their partnership through 2024.

iHeartMedia has appointed Jay C. Lowe to the position of area president for its Oklahoma station group. Lowe will oversee more than a dozen stations in the state; he will report to Tony Coles, the division president for iHeartMedia.

The Glen Nelson Center at American Public Media Group has launched the second-annual Next Challenge for Media and Journalism. The competition seeks groundbreaking, for-profit and not-for-profit startups that will re-invent the media industry in the coming decades.

For the past few years COVID put a big damper on major events such as the massive Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. There's no doubt CES is back, shattering attendance expectations last week with over 115,000 people. That must have NAB executives smiling with the NAB show set to return to Las Vegas in April.

But this one isn't what you think. This latest battle involves employees at the same radio station. ESPN Radio's Michael Kay threatened to get a producer fired from another ESPN radio show after he took a verbal swipe at Kay's recent ratings performance.

According to Media Monitors, Progressive Insurance aired 62,854 commercials on radio stations across the country last week. That was strong enough for the insurance giant to hold onto the top spot on the Media Monitors weekly list.

P1 Media Group co-founders Ken Benson & Max Dugan will now serve as co-content directors for Alpha Media’s KINK-FM in Portland. They replace Gene Sandbloom.

The Media Bureau has announced that broadcasters have until January 31st to file all documents into their online public inspection files. The Commission says the one month extension is due to a technical issue affecting the responsiveness of the Commission’s online public inspection file system.

HGTV star and influencer Mina Starsiak-Hawk is launching a new show called Mina AF, in partnership with AdLarge and editaudio. The show will provide an unfiltered, behind-the-scenes look at Mina’s real life and what it takes to be a young professional working mom.

Provincetown's public station WOMR (92.1 FM) has installed its new board of directors. Sheila House was elected board president, and Breon Dunigan vice-president. Tony Pierson will continue as the treasurer, and Fred Boak remains as the station's clerk.