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Max Media Denver has named Rick Thomas as VP of Programming and Operations overseeing all programming, engineering, digital, and promotional departments at JAMMIN’ 101.5 KJHM, and FLO 107.1 KFCO.

Entercom and six-time NBA champion Golden State Warriors have announced a multiyear broadcast extension. As part of the agreement, 95.7 The Game (KGMZ-FM), will continue to serve as the flagship station for Warriors basketball.

Paul Suchman has been named Chief Marketing Officer at Entercom. Suchman joins Entercom from CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm and a leading Fortune 500 company, where he served as Global Chief Marketing Officer.

OTS Media brought home 13 awards from the South Carolina Broadcasters' Association Annual Awards on August 17, including South Carolina Radio Station of the Year for WRHI/Rock Hill, SC.

The 2019 Radio Show in Dallas is exactly four weeks away. If you regularly attend the annual event co-produced by The Radio Advertising Bureau and The National Association of Broadcasters, you'll notice a few changes. If 2019 is your first year attending, here's what you can expect.

Doug “Sluggo” Roberts has joined 95.5 KLOS as APD/MD. Roberts joins Meruelo Media from Entercom in Los Angeles, where he worked on and off the air in programming at KROQ and JACK-FM.

Ken Lagana has been appointed to the newly created role of Executive VP of Digital Sales at Entercom. Lagana joins Entercom from Megaphone, where he was Head of Sales and Marketing.

As expected after he announced his run for President, Salem is cancelling national distribution of the Joe Walsh Show effective September 26.

Denver’s KOA 850 AM & 94.1 FM has announced an extended 10-year agreement with Dave Logan, “The Voice of the Broncos.” Logan will keep his current role as the play-by-play man and expand his on-air duties.

Nothing lasts forever. In recent times we've seen the demise of some extremely iconic radio brands. The most recent being WPLJ in New York. KFOG in San Francisco will be next to exit the radio stage when Cumulus turns that FM dial position over to its all-sports station KNBR, on September 5.