Cabana To Rep Critical Frequency Network
Cabana has signed Critical Frequency Network to exclusive podcast ad sales representation. Founded by science and gender writer and journalist Amy Westervelt, Critical Frequency is a woman owned-and-operated podcast network.
New “Math & Magic” Bonus Episode
In anticipation of the season two launch of Math & Magic: Stories from the Frontiers of Marketing, hosted by Bob Pittman, Chairman and CEO of iHeartMedia, iHeart has launched another bonus episode.
$490,796 Raised The La Raza Way!
KRZZ-FM/San Francisco raised $490,796 during the 11th annual 93.3 La Raza radiothon. The money will be given to the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals in Oakland
Sioux Falls Cluster Raises $278,509
Midwest Communications Radio of Sioux Falls, SD, put the wraps on its 14th annual Children's Miracle Network Radiothon for Kids raising $278,509 for Sanford Children's Hospital.
Borrell Podcast: Brian Wieser’s 2020 Forecast
In Episode 11 of the Borrell Podcast, hosts Gordon and Corey talk to Brian Wieser — the "most quoted man in advertising." Wiester is Global President, Business Intelligence for GroupM.
Cumulus Hires Walsh For SVP Role
Cumulus has hired Brendan Walsh as SVP, Feature Sales and Marketing. In this newly created role, Walsh is responsible for managing Cumulus’ local and national features and Westwood One’s FYI Network.
In Tampa, WYUU Reels In $174,715
Beasley’s WYUU-FM/Tampa (92.5 MAX!MA) raised a record $174,715 during its 10th Annual Promesa y Esperanza Radio-Thon to benefit St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.
Morning Men Saying Farewell
iHeartMedia Portland’s KKCW-FM (K103) will lose a pair of veteran on-air personalities in John Erickson and Bruce Murdock, come December 20.
Former KDKA Anchor Bob Kopler Dies
Longtime KDKA Radio news anchor Bob Kopler died Tuesday morning at the age of 81. He worked in Pittsburgh for over 40 years at several stations -- 19 at KDKA in Pittsburgh. He retired in 2007.
New President, Board Members At WOMR
A newly organized board of directors has taken its place at Lower Cape Communications, the nonprofit announced Tuesday.















