G-Networks Signs Text Groove
Gen Media Partners' G Networks has signed a deal with Text Groove to offer text messaging, on a barter basis, to radio stations. Text Groove gives radio stations the ability to enable text messaging on a station’s studio line.
KRS Hosted Country Countdown
KRS Audio Productions is now offering a three-hour “fully hosted” Top 30 Country Countdown. The fully hosted version will be voiced by Linda O’Brian.
Bloomberg Expands Sports Business Show
Bloomberg Business of Sports is expanding its coverage with the addition of its one-hour weekend show to the SportsMap Radio Network. SportsMap Radio is featured feature on 100 stations across the U.S.
FSR Previews Super Week Coverage
Fox Sports Radio has announced plans for its 22nd annual Super Week coverage Beginning February 7 FSR will bring all the excitement before, during and after the Big Game in Los Angeles.
Black History Month On ABC Audio
ABC Audio’s Power Portal will celebrate Black History Month with a variety of topical videos and features. ABC Power Portal is an on-demand original video service optimized for radio station websites, apps and social media platforms.
More Rogan Fallout
Graham Nash has joined the list of artists removing their music from Spotify. Joe Rogan, who has apologized for COVID comments, has prompted a number of artists, including Neil Young, to remove their solo efforts from the service.
Stryker Returns To LA Radio
ALT 98.7, is welcoming Los Angeles radio personality Stryker back to the LA airwaves. “ALT Afternoons with Booker and Stryker,” will air weekdays from 3 to 7 p.m.
Bob & Tom In Wichita
Audacy has added The Bob & Tom Show to the weekday programming lineup on KFH Radio (KFH-AM/FM) in Wichita, KS. The show, based in Indianapolis, is heard on over 100 stations nationwide.
KOSF-FM New Morning Show
Christie James is the new morning show host on KOSF-FM, San Francisco. After six years of co-hosting The Martha Quinn Show James gets her own show, Morning Drive with Christie Live.
No Word On The GMR Deal
We reached out to Bill Velez at The Radio Music Licensing Committee on Monday and asked him whether enough radio stations signed the deal with GMR to make it stick. He could not provide an answer other than to say stations were still signing on.















