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Mix 96.5’s morning voice is changing time slots, but not tone. Saga Communications' Asheville Media Group has announced that WOXL host Melanie Wilkinson is moving from mornings to afternoons, as the station unveils a new weekday lineup.

Radio Customs is expanding into radio syndication and national ad sales through a new partnership with Jeff Weber Media Group. The move includes new affiliate representation and monetization for Bubba the Love Sponge and sports talk duo Miller & Moulton.

iHeartMedia is bringing a familiar voice back to Philadelphia airwaves. Former WMMR host Jaxon is returning to ALT 104.5 (WRFF) for middays, beginning Tuesday, January 20, and will be the new voice of the station’s signature Post Modern Radio 104.5 hour.

As public radio navigates its way through the loss of federal funding, Milwaukee’s NPR (WUWM), Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR), and Rhinelander's WXPR have formed a new statewide partnership to expand public service journalism across Wisconsin.

In what the company calls a continued strengthening of its commercial and operational leadership team, MediaCo has announced a slate of senior leadership promotions spanning sales, marketing, research, and revenue operations.

Triton Digital has renewed its partnership with Salem Media Group. The new agreement deepens Salem’s use of Triton’s Streaming and Podcast Services through Omny Studio, while adding new analytics tools to support Salem’s growing digital portfolio.

Despite the rapid growth of streaming audio, AM/FM radio continues to serve as the most consistent and widely used medium for Hispanic audiences in the US. According to new data, 93% of Hispanic adults tune in each month, outreaching all other audio platforms.

If you're an advertiser looking for a March Madness audience that is younger, wealthier, and more invested than those watching on TV, it's time to turn your ads over to radio, according to new statistics on NCAA fan engagement, audience quality, and advertising impact.

(Mike McVay) Long ago and far away, there was a universe where there were no mobile phones, computers were mostly desktop, and the word “Device” had no meaning regarding communication. I’m not going to say that it was a better time. It was a different time.

(John Shomby) Some of the smartest minds in our business have all recently pointed out the same thing: the past isn’t just calling… It’s trending. From early Christmas music surges on the radio to Stranger-Things-driven 80s revivals to Coca-Cola using its heritage to market the future, the message is clear: