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Audacy Sacramento has launched Audacy Serves in an effort to "amplify the voices, experiences, and work that supports Diversity, Equity and Inclusion." The program offers a multi-channel platform to elevate and celebrate organizations in the Sacramento community that strive to better the lives of its residents.

(By Mike McVay) The work world has been slowly returning to normal, and despite many businesses continuing to Work from Home, we’re seeing listening levels start to improve. There’s still a way to go as Persons Using Measured Media (PUMM) levels are lagging behind share levels.

(By Laurie Kahn) Wow, what a roller coaster talent acquisition has gone through. If you find yourself also struggling to hire, here are some things to think about.

(By Loyd Ford) Radio is creativity, speed, being nimble, right? What about telling a story? That’s our thing, too, right? We use imagination in the mind of our listeners to craft compelling ads that deliver customers.

Long-time iHeart Boston host Matty Siegel was back in his KISS 108 morning show chair Thursday, one day after the 71-year old said he was quitting after management told him to stop talking about Demi Lavato.

On Thursday Xperi's DTS and Cumulus Media jointly announced the integration of all 415 Cumulus radio stations into the DTS AutoStage connected car infotainment platform.

Triton Digital released its April podcast chart Thursday evening with NPR News Now holding on to the top spot as the number one show based on Average Weekly Downloads in the United States. In fact, there was no change in the top ten shows. Here's a look at the top 15.

The National Headliner Awards recognized WBUR in Boston for excellence in radio journalism in two categories. Investigative reporters Christine Willmsen and Beth Healy won first place for their series on healthcare in county jails and medical masks amidst the pandemic.

The 10th Annual Thunder 102 & 104.5 Country Cares Radiothon raised more than $55,000 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The annual event has raised over $550,000 to date.

iHeart Boston morning man Matty Siegel quit and walked off his morning show Wednesday. The dramatic exit followed a call from management who told him to stop talking about Demi Lovato's non-binary announcement. Will he be back today? Should he be allowed back?