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Country Radio Broadcasters has announced the establishment of a new industry honor, the Garth Brooks ‘No Fences’ Award.  CRB says the honor will recognize an individual in the Country music industry who has demonstrated "innovation, creativity, and tenacity."

iHeart Media says it has tapped Andrew Colton to host its morning show at Miami news-talk station WIOD (610 AM). He will start at the station in early January 2023.

Musician Selena Gomez has partnered with SiriusXM for a limited-run satellite and streaming radio channel that debuts on Friday.

SBS COO Albert Rodriguez is accusing CMG/Apollo stations in Tampa and Orlando of deliberately trying to steal listeners. Ratings firm Nielsen doesn't quite agree with that accusation. Here are the details.

Saga, Urban One, Salem and iHeartMedia are among the public radio companies reporting Q3 earnings today. We'll have a full report for each in our Friday morning headlines. Keep an eye on our Twitter feed today to see how each company performed.

On November 16th in New York City, iHeart CMO Gayle Troberman sits down with Ryan Seacrest and Angela Yee as radio's biggest stars make an appearance at Radio Ink's Forecast 2023 conference.

The newest inductees of the Radio Hall of Fame were celebrated at a sold-out gala in Chicago on Tuesday, attended by nearly 300 of their peers.

Rob Neal is the Executive Director of the International Black Broadcasters Association. Neal has written a letter to FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel in support of the proposed rule change to FM boosters that would allow broadcasters to Geo-target programming for several minutes per hour.

30-year Southern New England radio vet Brian Mulhern is no longer hosting mornings on Hall Communication's "Cat Country 98.1" WCTK-FM Providence/New Bedford, after spending 12-years in the position.

CRS is now accepting nominations for the Tom Rivers Humanitarian Award, which is awarded to someone who works in the country radio industry and who espouses the values of generosity, caring and community service.