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It started as a Rock station in 1971 and, eventually turning Top 40, became one of the most popular radio stations in New York City. Three weeks from tomorrow, after nearly 50 years of delivering music and memories to listeners and fans in the largest market in the country, WPLJ will go off the air.

It's called 22 Hours: An American Nightmare and the show debuts in June. The true-crime series comes from award-winning journalists at Hubbard's WTOP in Washington D.C. Hubbard owns 30% of PodcstOne.

Getting ready to launch a tour in Cincinnati with his band mates, Joe Don Rooney of Rascal Flatts was asked by Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Chris Varias if the group is getting ready to drop another album. Here's what he had to say...

A brand new issue of Radio Ink Magazine is now out. That's bad news for non-subscribers. In addition to a killer story about the awesome success of Kristin Cantrell's Seven Mountains Media, this issue is overflowing with articles and information that are going to help you out-manage, outsell, and out-work the competition. We also have a special feature on WFAN's Gregg Giannotti that will not be published online. If you feel the need to succeed, subscribe HERE.

Pervin has been brought back as Director of Global Sales for the company. He will lead the sales efforts of InterTech’s products and services to the broadcast industry, revenue generation, and marketing strategies.

When you give nearly 30 years to a profession that you love, it's hard to let it go. As a radio journeyman, Bill Grady grew up in the heartland, listening to terrestrial radio stations. "I grew up in Fort Dodge, Iowa, and when I was a kid I grew up on Top 40 radio on the AM dial, and then when an FM station came along, for me, it was just magical."

We love printing heartwarming stories and this one is pretty special. It's about a veteran DJ and a young lady with autism. And it's about how that DJ and his music brought her out of her shell and into a whole new world.

Spanish-language broadcasting company LBI Media has announced that its three leading stations in Houston raised a grand total of $436,911 for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.

The latest from the NAB is that seven more lawmakers have added their names to the Local Radio Freedom Act which opposes new performance royalty fees that may be imposed on radio.

With competition in electronic/digital media tougher than ever, branding is a huge deal. With that in mind, iconic Philadelphia station KYW Newsradio (KYW-AM) has unveiled a bold new logo and brand identity to reflect its multi-platform growth.