Duran’s Career Now A Book
Elvis Duran announced his new memoir, Where Do I Begin? Stories (I Sort of Remember) From a Life Lived Out Loud, on the TODAY Show.
All-Women For A Day In Des Moines
Today WHO-AM in Des Moines is celebrating International Women’s Day by broadcasting an all-women lineup featuring back-to-back female on-air personalities and hosts on all local programming throughout the day.
Lujan New DOS For Cox Jacksonville
Alana Lujan has taken up the role of Director of Sales for Cox Media’s Jacksonville, Florida, radio cluster. Lujan joined CMG in 2006.
James Makes Country Move
Stew James will join afternoons on Cumulus Nashville radio station 95.5 NASH Icon/WSM-FM and the Westwood One NASH Icon Network, which airs on Country stations across the U.S.
Shander To Take It To The Next Level
There’s a new late-night sports show that wants to make that time slot livelier. The SB Nation Radio network’s The Second Level With Eytan Shander launches March 11, on stations across the country.
Raleigh Host Lost 8 Family Members In Tornado
Erroll Reese is the co-host of the Sports Shop morning show on Capitol Broadcasting's sports radio station in Raleigh. Channel 11 in Raleigh is reporting that Reese lost 8 family members in the deadly tornado Sunday, the youngest family member was 14.
Dealing With – And Covering – Devastation
Van Riggs is the Senior Vice President of Programming for iHeartMedia in Alabama. iHeart's facility is in Opelika, AL, which is right on the city limit line with Auburn. It's also about 15 miles north from where the killer tornado touched down this past Sunday.
Liggins: I’m Feeling Really Good Right Now
Is the revenue tide turning for radio? After another Q4 earnings call, we have yet another happy radio CEO. With a nice kiss from political revenue in the fourth quarter of 2018, Urban One turned in a healthy 4.1% increase to end the year. That was highlighted by a 16.5% boost from the radio division.
Radio Crushes All Other Audio In The Car
Edison Research and Triton Digital released details from the 2019 Infinite Dial study on Wednesday and the stats for radio were very good.
Podcasting Makes Huge Gains
It should come as no surprise, with the amount of attention the medium has been getting over the past year, that podcasting was the big winner in the Infinite Dial Study. For the first time ever, one out of every two Americans has now listened to a podcast.
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