Joe Rogan Profile

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Fox Nation is dropping a new special called Who is Joe Rogan today. The program will explore the life and history of the influential podcaster.

Diversion Launches Talk and Fiction Slate

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Premium podcast network Diversion Audio, in partnership with Gemini XIII, has announced four new podcasts in the Talk and Fiction formats.  

Call For More Diversity In Ownership

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NABOB CEO Jim Winston and Dr. Benjamin Chavis Jr., CEO of the National Newspaper Publishers Association, are calling for more diversity in American media ownership. In an Op-Ed piece the pair said the move should become a "national priority."

Audacy Taps Sounder As Safety Partner

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Audacy has selected Sounder as its official Brand Safety Partner. Audacy will use Sounder’s Audio Data Cloud to ensure advertisers can confidently and transparently invest in Audacy’s program catalog.

New Podcast From Eva Longoria

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Eva Longoria's UnbeliEVAble Entertainment has produced an eight-part scripted series. 'Sisters of the Underground is a true story about the Mirabal sisters and their activism in the Dominican Republic that led to the downfall of dictator Rafael Trujillo.

WKSC Chicago Changes

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KeKe Hampton and Jason Brown will be new morning show contributors for “The Fred Show” on 103.5 KISS FM (WKSC-FM). iHeart is also bringing Josh Martinez in as a new Night Host.

My Boss Quit Today

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(By Trey Stafford) I knew that Ed would never quit before he died. At managers meetings over the years, we did an “anonymous question for the CEO” segment. Someone would always ask, “when will you retire, Ed?” He never wavered with his response. “I won’t ever quit.

The Industry Remembers Saga CEO Ed Christian

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Saga Communications announced Monday that CEO Ed Christian died Friday at the age of 78. Christian passed away after a short illness. Warren Lada, a member of Saga’s Board of Directors and former COO, has been appointed Interim CEO.
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Despite Record Revenues, BMI Cuts 30 Employees

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Performance Rights Organization BMI is cutting just under 10% of its workforce. Those cuts are being made despite the fact that the organization hauled in over $1 billion in annual revenue.

Mark Driscoll Dead at 72

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At 7:30 Monday morning, while in Hospice care in West Palm Beach, radio host, programmer and voice-over talent Mark Driscoll passed away. Driscoll is picted here with Bill and Rosanie Hennes eating at Houston's in Pompano.

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