Jeff Smulyan’s Lifetime of Leadership
In the 2020 edition of Radio Ink's 40 Most Powerful People in Radio we have a special interview with Emmis CEO Jeff Smulyan, who, up until this year, was on our power list every year since the list was launched in 1996.
Townsquare Helping Out After Iowa Storms
With the devastation from the storms last week still impacting many parts of Iowa, Townsquare Media Waterloo is helping the Cedar Valley community. A donation drive is being held to collect donations for those in need after the devastating storms.
New Research Product From NuVoodoo
NuVoodoo has launched Consumer Insights. The product focuses on collecting local samples to use in setting up meetings and closing deals with prospective advertisers. They also released results from a survey of 400 listeners in Chicago to see how they recalled a Dunkin Donuts ad.
Popular Hosts Gets Deal in Mexico
Eraznoy La Chokolata will now be syndicated into Mexico City, MX. Erazno y La Chokolata's popular afternoon show will launch this Saturday on LA Mejor 97.7, Mexico City, MX.
Key Picks Up Madison
Syndication company Key Networks will now rep Rock morning show The Billy Madison Show. The show airs flagships from KISS-FM in San Antonio. It's also heard in Palm Springs, Corpus Christi and Salisbury.
Ravens Set Radio Team
Former Ravens players Dennis Pitta and Obafemi Ayanbadejo will join Ravens play-by-play announcer Gerry Sandusky, who returns for his 14th year as the voice of the Ravens. The games are heard on WBAL and 98 Rock in Baltimore.
New Ops Director CMG Jacksonville
Jules Riley has been named Operations Director for Cox Media Group Jacksonville. Riley moves to Cox from iHeart in St. Louis where she was SVP of Programming.
P&G Teams With iHeart For Special Podcast
The Seneca Women Podcast Network, iHeartRadio and P&G are launching Seneca’s 100 Women to Hear, a 100-episode podcast spotlighting women who have positively impacted and created change in society.
Racial Tweet Leads To Suspension
Charlotte Hornets radio play-by-play man John Focke has been suspended indefinitely after he used a racial slur on Twitter during a Jazz-Nuggets game. Focke deleted the tweet and said it was a typo.
Managers: Should Focke Be Fired?
The NBA's Charlotte Hornets have suspended radio play-by-play man John Focke indefinitely after he tweeted the N-word. He said it was an accident and he immediately apologized. How would you handle the situation if one of your employees sent out that tweet?
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