Defense Radio Special Available To Stations
Envision’s The National Defense Radio Show Holiday Special will be heard around the world by American troops and their families this holiday season on the Armed Forces Radio Network, and available free to any radio station to broadcast now through the holidays.
Bikes, Coats & $15K Just In Time For Christmas
Cumulus' Huntsville Alabama cluster and its generous listeners can take a bow for the bounty, which will make a difference to a lot of lives.
Girocco Returns To Cumulus
Dawn Girocco is rejoining Cumulus as Director of Sales for KSCS-FM, KPLX-FM, and KLIF-FM in Dallas. Girocco was most recently VP/Market Manager for Cumulus Los Angeles.
Report: Liberty Wants Larger Piece of iHeart
Both The Wall Street Journal and Marketwatch are reporting that John Malone's Liberty Media has asked the Justice Department for permission to buy a larger piece of iHeart.
Twitter Banned Joe Walsh For 12 Hours
The former conservative talker had to sit in the Twitter penalty box after posting that FBI leader Christopher Wray should resign then punch President Trump in the face.
Radzik In For Thomas At The Sports Hub
Rick Radzik has been named PD at WBZ/The Sports Hub in Boston. Radzik has been APD since the station signed on in 2009. Radzik replaces Mike Thomas, who's leaving to become Market Manager at ESPN 1000 Chicago.
Dwyer Promoted, Signs Extension
Danny Dwyer has been named APD at Alpha Country station KUPL/Portland (98.7 The Bull) and signed a new multi-year contract.
Rose Moves To Portland, ME
Brittany Rose is joining Townsquares Portland, ME, local media cluster as morning show co-host of CHR WJBQ. Rose will also handle a shift on Alternative WCYY.
JVC Adds Catsimatidis In Florida
The Cats Roundtable with John Catsimatidis will now be heard on JVC's Florida Man format in Orlando (WDYZ-AM and an FM translator on 105.5) and Gainesville (WYGC-FM).
FCC Proposes Largest Pirate Fine Ever
The FCC had been relatively quiet on the pirate radio front over the last few months. That all changed Thursday. The Commission proposed a $453,015 fine against Gerlens Cesar, operator of Radio TeleBoston. It's the largest fine ever proposed by the FCC against a pirate.
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