Huppe Attacks Radio Again
This should serve as yet another reminder that the Michael Huppe's war on your bank account isn't going away anytime soon. The Sound Exchange CEO has consistently criticized "Big FM Radio" for not paying its fair share to artists for the right to air their music.
CRS Will Feature Eric Church As Keynote
Eric Church will be the keynote speaker during a Q&A session set for 4 p.m. (CT) on Thursday, Feb. 20 at Nashville’s Omni Hotel during Country Radio Seminar.
Bladder Cancer Sidelines The Great Bob Kingsley
So many of us have grown up listening to Bob Kingsley talk us through the most popular country songs of the week. Wednesday, on his website, the host of CT40 detailed the challenge he's facing following the diagnosis of bladder cancer.
“Dingo” Does Mornings
iHeart’s Huntsville/AL Country station 102.1 WDRM has recruited Brent “Dingo” Crank to join the Dan and Josie Morning Show.
CMA Announces Radio Winners
And The Bobby Bones Show (pictured) won the CMA for National Personality of The Year. Carrie Underwood called all the winners. Here's the full list of who she had to call.
Cali 93.9 FM Repping LA For Latin Music Awards
Meruelo Media’s Reggaeton y Mas station Cali 93.9 #1 will be the Los Angeles radio partner of the 5th Annual Latin American Music Awards, October 17 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California.
Lenk Still Turning Trash Into Treasure
Actor Tommy Lenk has taken his talents to podcasting with Trashcast, now on the Ladygang Network on PodcastOne. The Buffy the Vampire and Rock of Ages star will interview pop-culture personalities and celebrities.
Podcast Focuses On Bay Area CEOs
iHeart has released CEO Unplugged, hosted by Carolyn McArdle from 98.1 The Breeze/San Francisco, and Sandy Stec and Marcus from STAR 101.3/San Francisco.
Failure To File Results in Big Fine, Shorter Renewal
WPEX-FM, owned by Seaview Communications, in Kenbridge, Virginia has been hit with a $15,000 NAL for failing to file quarterly issues reports into its online public file.
When Being A Fan Makes You A Little Crazy
Tyler Ivens is co-host on Cumulus' WNML in Knoxville. He's also a big Tennessee Volunteer football fan. His team is 1-4 and his fandom has him now living on top of a building only yards from an Interstate.
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