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Revamped weekday programming lineups are coming for three stations in the cluster. Changes are planned for 98.1 WOGL (WOGL-FM), B101.1 (WBEB-FM) and 96.5 TDY (WTDY-FM) in Philadelphia.

Two years ago KNPR in Las Vegas, with $2 million in debt, was heading toward bankruptcy. Thanks to budget cuts, layoffs, asset sales and restructuring, the station is once again on solid ground.

Jenn West is the newest edition to the 106.3 KFRX Morning Show in Lincoln, Nebraska. She is joining Alpha Media after working for the Cumulus Cluster in Colorado Springs.

RAB sessions and speakers have been finalized for the upcoming NAB Show in Las Vegas, NV, April 6-11, 2019. Here are the confirmed speakers...

The streaming company says the latest version of its suite of marketing tools called Artist Marketing Platform (AMP), includes Artist Audio Messages, Featured Tracks, and AMPcast. The redesigned platform is aimed at helping artists grow their audience, track progress and connect with fans on Pandora.

Spanish-language radio continues to boom. The latest news is the launch of the weekly syndicated radio and podcast show Neteando with Kate and Jessica. Neteando means “real Ttlk.”

Former on-air personality and radio executive Johnny Andrews died Thursday after a difficult battle with cancer. Andrews had a very long and successful career on the air and as a programmer and manager of many successful stations.

We're at a time in the radio industry where on-air jobs are at a premium, layoffs have become annual occurrences and a never-ending national pandemic continues to hamper hiring. WCNN Atlanta Sports Talker Sandra Golden didn't have to worry about any of that.

Women have always played a pivotal role in shaping the radio industry, bringing power, perspective, and innovation at every level. The May issue of Radio Ink recognizes and celebrates their contributions with our 25th annual Most Influential Women in Radio issue.

The WPRO Providence website carried the following statement about the death of Buddy Cianci. “It is with profound sadness that the WPRO-AM and Cumulus Providence family acknowledges the passing of Buddy Cianci, a dynamic force on our airwaves all over Southern New England for the past nearly nine years."