The Blue Coats Are Coming To WILM
News station WILM-AM/Wilmington, DE, has signed a broadcast agreement with the Delaware Blue Coats, the NBA G League affiliate of the Philadelphia 76ers.
Country Oldies Show Reaches Silver Anniversary
Steve Warren (pictured), host of The Country Oldies Show, will celebrate being the longest-running classic country show on-air with a 3-hour Thanksgiving Anniversary Special.
iHeart Part of New Podcast Company
Disgraceland creator and host Jake Brennan is launching Double Elvis Production with his business partner Brady Sadler. Brennan and Sadler already have four music-focused iHeartOriginal Podcasts in the pipeline.
Proving Radio Works With Measurement
Pierre Bouvard is Chief Insights Officer at Cumulus and Westwood One. On Wednesday at Forecast Bouvard hosted a panel with four other experts leading the radio attribution revolution. Bouvard summarized everything that was presented, including every chart, insight and quote that will help your salespeople become stronger sellers today.
Another Opportunity To Snag More Political
First Twitter, now Google. Since the last election that shiny new toy has a few scuff marks on it. That's clearly an opportunity for radio.
What If Apple Started Creating Podcasts?
Without much effort Apple has dominated the podcast listening space. That's because in the early days Apple was the first company to latch on to podcasting, and for years its where everyone went to listen to a podcast. Times are changing.
3 Radio Women Honored At Gracies Leadership Awards
The Alliance for Women in Media hosted the annual Gracies Leadership Awards luncheon on Thursday, November 21 to a capacity crowd at the Plaza Hotel in New York City.
Fox Takes Over 24/7 Formats
Nick Fox is the new Country PD for Westwood One’s 24/7 Formats, delivering 24/7 programming to Westwood One Country affiliates. He will be based in Denver.
Waterbury, CT, Host Marks 56 Years
Barbara Davitt, host of Coffee Break on WATR-1320 AM started her broadcast career on the day JFK was assassinated.
Joshua Johnson Leaving WAMU
Joshua Johnson is headed to an anchor chair at MSNBC. The host of 1A on WAMU 88.5 -- NPR's Washington, DC, station, owned by American University -- announced his departure on his daily show.















