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The ad sales partnership with The Horror Podcast Network means AdLarge will now oversee the management, sales, and fulfillment of the audio ad sales for the Eeriecast network.  

On Monday the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R.4330 - Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying Act, also known as the PRESS Act, which would establish protections for journalists at the federal level who reveal confidential sources except in defined circumstances such as threats to national security.

The RAB has announced two dates for its National Radio Talent System. The Confer Radio Talent Institute at Bloomsburg University of PA will be held May 22 – 28, 2023 and the Kellar Radio Talent Institute at Appalachian State University will be June 5 – 14, 2023.

Cumulus has promoted three longtime programmers at its 4-station Syracuse market; Rick Roberts, Joe DeTomaso and Scott Dixon. Here are all the details.

Amy Brown will bring her “4 Things with Amy Brown”podcast to Wichita, Kansas on November 5. She is co-host of iHeartMedia’s CMA and ACM Award-winning Country radio program “The Bobby Bones Show”.

Applications are now being accepted for round two of iHeartMedia's NextUp Initiative. The program is designed to empower creators of all backgrounds by teaching them how to develop and market a podcast and show them how to use the latest podcasting software.

Beasley Media Group has announced the company has signed a new multi-year extension with Mason Dixon to continue hosting afternoons on Q105 (WRBQ-FM) in Tampa. Dixon has worked for the station for over 20 years in two different runs.

G Audio Networks is now offering the SPARC Media Hub workflow system. The all-in-one platform helps station teams stay organized, communicate more effectively, and eliminate costly mistakes.

Keisha Salmon has been named the executive director of the Association of Independents in Radio. She succeeds interim Executive Director Amanda Hickman who has led the organization since September 2021.

After being knocked out of the top spot on the Media Monitors list last week by Indeed, Progressive is back at number one. The insurance giant knocked the jobs site down to third place.