Toronto Stations Launch New Morning Shows
At Alternative station CFNY-FM (102.1 The Edge) it's called The B Team and features Shawna, Chris Z, and Jay Brody. Meanwhile, over at Rock station CJXY-FM (Y108), the morning show slot will now be manned by Taz & Jim (pictured).
Progressive #1. Bloomberg Rising.
Once again Progressive has landed on top of the Media Monitors chart of radio’s leading advertisers around the country. That's five visits to the number one slot in 2020 for the insurance giant. Mike Bloomberg is also spending some of his personal wealth on the radio.
Resler Joins Buzz On His Next Webinar
This Friday at 1 p.m. ET Buzz Knight will be joined by Jacobs Media's Seth Resler for a webinar on podcasting. The focus of Buzz's webinars is to help broadcasters looking for ways to rebuild their career. REGISTER
Plunge Raises $2.5 Million
Townsquare's New Jersey 101.5 (WKXW-FM) partnered with New Jersey Law Enforcement and Special Olympics New Jersey for the 27th annual Polar Bear Plunge this past weekend.
Radiothon Helps Akron Hospital
The final tally is in for the WKDD-98.1 FM/Akron Children's Hospital Radiothon. The two-day event raised more than $386,000, with all funds raised going toward patient care.
Meruelo Supersizes St. Jude Fundraiser
Meruelo Media will kick off its annual St Jude Rocks fundraiser this Thursday. This year, KLOS-FM in Los Angeles will not be alone. Meruelo is pulling in listeners and talent from KLOS’ new sister stations, Power 106, 93.5 KDAY, the new Cali 93.9, and KWHY-TV.
Radio Is A Jewel For This Local Business
For more than 130 years, Michaels Jewelers has served Connecticut with 10 locations throughout the state. "We have been doing radio for decades," says fifth-generation family member Lindsay Michaels, Marketing Manager for the company. Our weekly advertiser success stories are sponsored by specbyte.com.
Episode 500 For Brad
When today's episode of Brad Mielke's Start Here is released today it will mark his 500th episode of the daily podcast. The 20-minute daily news program was first released on March 28, 2018.
No Baseball On Radio is Heresey
When Delaware Daily Times editor Phil Heron's dad told him he could see baseball games better on the radio, he became a fan of radio. Heron is not real happy that Oakland A's baseball games will no longer be heard on the radio and he wrote about it HERE.
Making Money from Your Loyal Listeners — Pt. 3
(By Charlie Sislen) I cannot stress enough the importance of documenting the emotional relationship your listeners have with your station. Only then can you get the premium you deserve.
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The $250 Question: Inflation and Contesting
