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All in, Pandora generated $392.6 million in the fourth quarter of 2016, which includes the $313 million in ad revenue, $60 million in subscriptions and other revenue, and $19.4 million in ticket service revenue. The advertising revenue was up 16% over the fourth quarter of 2015. Local advertising revenue accounted for 27% of total ad revenue, up 26% year-over-year in Q4.

The newly implemented CRB rates took their toll on Pandora. In 2016, content costs represented 53% of total revenue up from 52% in 2015. Total content costs rose by almost $124 million dollars in 2016

Revenue for the ratings firm was $1.66 billion for the fourth quarter of 2016, which is an increase of 2% over Q4 2015. Net income for the fourth quarter of 2016 decreased 36.7% and the audio division (radio) was down 1.6%.

It's one of the most popular events held every year at CRS. Universal Music Group Nashville brings most of their biggest stars to the Ryman Auditorium to play one or two songs for CRS attendees. This year's lineup, like every year, is outstanding...

Great radio content comes from the big radio companies and single-station operators. It comes from all news stations, sports stations, and music stations. Our mission is to find that great content and share it with our thousands of daily headline subscribers. Alyssa Feuerer is the Marketing Director at 88.9 Radio Milwaukee. After she read our spotlight on 1010 WINS Monday, she reached out and shared a terrific story about how her radio station is producing great, and unique content, in the city of Milwaukee.

The Chicago-based talker will be joining the network lineup in the 9 p.m. to midnight ET timeslot. He'll replace Steve Deace, February 20. The former Congressman also hosts the 5-7 p.m. slot on Salem-owned WIND-AM 560 The Answer. Walsh will continue to host the local show, which he's been doing since 2013.

The  satellite radio company is set to launch Stanford Radio in collaboration with Stanford University. Debuting on Channel 121, Feb. 11 at 11 a.m., Stanford Radio feature two all-new programs: The Future of Everything and School’s In.

After being fired back in May by Hubbard as the Senior VP of Programming and Operations overseeing seven markets, CBS Radio has hired Greg Solk to program rocker 93XRT (WXRT-FM) and Classic Hits station KHits (WJMK-FM). He'll also be Operations Manager.

The legendary actress will host a new weekly one-hour talk show on SiriusXM's Stars channel. Brooke Shields Now will feature inspiring, passionate conversations between Brooke, experts, and celebrity guests as they discuss topics ranging from parenting and relationships to fashion, the arts, and more.

Katie Neal joined Cumulus in 2011 as evening host for WBNQ-FM in Bloomington. She moved to NASH-FM in New York City in 2013 as a weekend fill-in and has also worked as an AE at WPLJ-FM. She gets her big shot in New York City hosting middays on the Cumulus Country station in New York City and says she's over the moon.