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(By Alec Drake) The holy grail of inventory and yield management is to reach sellout at preferred prices when demand is extinguished. This pursuit of maximum revenues is a core responsibility while reviewing three factors to minimize spoilage.

And the folks at The Verge are giving Pandora and others unsolicited advice on what they should steal as the service shuts down. The Verge says, despite its small user base, "Rdio did have tons of great ideas around design and user experience, and its competitors should absolutely steal them.

He's loved radio since age 6. iHeartMedia announced late Wednesday that John Ivey has been named President of CHR Content Development and Strategy. Ivey will focus on the recruitment, training, deployment and career growth of talent across all of iHeart’s CHR stations.

This week Bob Pittman's Math & Magic: Stories From the Frontiers of Marketing, Pittman sits down with Bertha González Nieves, CEO and co-founder of Casa Dragones.

Tim Donnelly is the new Executive Producer for The Nick Cattles Show on ESPN Radio 94.1 WVSP/Virginia Beach, VA.

(By Gary Berkowitz) One of the most exciting parts of my job is to travel the country conducting, and being part of, research studies. Here are 13 important points that come up most often in market after market.

The Second Level with Eytan Shander picked up another spot on the SB Nation Radio network April 13. SB Nation Radio Network and JAKIB Media Partners has Shander hosting weekdays from 11 AM - 1 PM.

Community Broadcasters of Florence recently concluded its annual Children’s Miracle Network Radiothon with 99.3 The Cat, Live 95.3, Almighty 105.1, and 93.7 Frank FM breaking previous donation records and directly benefiting South Carolina's McLeod Children’s Hospital.

(By Rick Fink) The first murder suspect was TV. Then it was Walkmans, iPods, satellite radio, streaming, and even social media and Spotify and Pandora. All were supposedly poised to kill off radio. But radio is still here and not going anywhere.

Republican Congressman Greg Walden and Democratic Congressman John Yarmuth introduced the bill Wednesday. If approved, it would eliminate the FCC's ban on owning a broadcast radio or television station and a newspaper in the same market. NAB President and CEO Gordon Smith was quick to approve the move...