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Late on Wednesday, Meruelo Media announced it was adding to its rapidly growing Los Angeles cluster with the purchase of KXOS-FM from 93.9 Holdings and Grupo Radio Centro.

Audacy is hosting the 8th Annual 'We Can Survive' concert at the Hollywood Bowl. The October 23rd event focuses on normalizing mental health struggles.

As expected, Audacy has filed for bankruptcy after ​a significant restructuring agreement with its debtholders. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas on Sunday morning.

(By John Garziglia) Alex Jones, a self-described libertarian and paleoconservative and publisher of the infowars.com website, is broadcast on 114 radio stations. Recently, his content was removed by YouTube, Facebook and Apple. Is there a case to be made that radio stations should likewise question his broadcast content?

(By Randy Michaels) When considering the future, it’s important to start with the past. So let’s begin by realizing that radio is not turning 100 this year.

iHeartMedia San Francisco revealed that morning co-host Jack Kulp will be stepping down from 98.1 The Breeze (KISQ) as of Friday, May 5. iHeart has already found his replacement, who will join Carolyn McArdle as the new Morning Breeze co-host starting on Monday, May 8.

Brazil sports broadcaster FOX Sports Brasil, has selected an on-premise deployment version of the Veritone aiWARE platform to cognitively enrich and index both archived content and live streams. In Brazil the media and entertainment market is projected to reach $43.7 billion by 2021.

All too often these days we hear how kids coming out of college don't listen to the radio and certainly don't want to get into radio as a career. The students at Wiley Radio on the campus of Purdue University in Indiana aren't saying that at all.

"Crooked City: Youngstown, OH" takes a dive into the seamy side of the history of the 'Rust Belt' city that was once dubbed, "Crimetown, USA." Marc Smerling helps tell the story in the 15-episode series from truth.media and Sony Music Entertainment.

Classic rock, craft beer…what more could you ask for? 97.1 The River (WSRV-FM/Atlanta) has partnered with Reformation Brewery to create a limited-edition beer for the summer.