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Same-station revenue for the Christian conservative company was down nearly 5% to $48.3 million. The Christian teaching and talk format was off 6%, the news/talk format was down 2%, music stations declined 4%, and the Salem Radio Network dropped 3.5%.

November 1 through November 22, 102.5 KNIX will hold the “Million Can Crusade” for the 10th year to help hungry families across Arizona.  Their goal is to surpass last year’s total of to 1.5 million cans of nonperishable food items for St. Vincent de Paul

Envision Networks has come up with something new. GeekOut is a daily, one-minute vignette highlighting the things techies love. Each episode covers technology, movies, video games, and all things geeky.

Benztown, the imaging, voiceover, and jingle folks, are calling for applications for their fourth annual Benztown 50 – an exclusive listing of radio’s biggest imaging voices. Voice talent can apply for the Benztown 50 from now through December 1, 2017 at www.benztown.com/50.

According to a new study by Piper Jaffray, teens are turning their backs on Pandora. In its semi-annual survey of US teens, Piper Jaffray asked the question: “Do you listen to music on Pandora?” 35% of those in the study answered “yes.” In 2014 when teens were asked the same question: 74% answered "yes."

Once I heard Jay Abraham’s take on radio, I begged him to come to our Forecast conference at the Harvard Club in New York on November 15. And, I asked him to bring one of his billionaire clients, Shark Tank’s Daymond John.

Digital ad solutions company AdsWizz announced that Mediamond, the largest Media Sales House in Italy, has selected AdsWizz’s products for all direct and programmatic sales across all their Web radios and podcasts.

KFI Los Angeles conservative talker Bill Handel has apologized for calling congresswoman Frederica Wilson a whore on his show two weeks ago. L.A. Weekly reports that Handel made the apology in a prerecorded message. Political commentator Janmyne Cannick, who's been pressuring iHeart about the comment, archived the clip..

KYW in Philadelphia is reporting that Rod Carson, one of the founders of Shadow Traffic, KYW Newsradio, died over the weekend at his home in Lehighton, Carbon County. He was 75. Carson was best known for the traffic reports on CBS Radio's KYW. Carson's Facebook page, which states he died of natural causes, is being flooded with comments.

It happens on March 17, 2018. Coast to Coast AM host George Noory will be among the St. Louis Media Hall of Fame’s 2018 class of inductees. Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, the most-listened-to overnight radio program in North America, is broadcast live, Monday-Friday, from 1-5 a.m.