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The Christian radio network will now use StreamGuys across its 17 radio stations for ad insertion, audience measurement, and statistical reporting software to support its live broadcast streams.

Community Broadcasters is moving Lance Hale up the chain of command. He's been promoted to Director of Rock Programming for the company's entire group of radio stations.

Forbes and PodcastOne are launching the Forbes on PodcastOne network. The deal includes joint efforts in podcast development and production, as well as distribution, promotion, marketing, and advertising sales.

The Tony Kornheiser Show will return return Tuesday, September 6, as a daily podcast. Kornheiser will be joined by longtime show regulars from the worlds of sports, politics, and news, as well as special guests from his old radio show.

After Emmis CEO Jeff Smulyan, Paul Brenner is the face behind NextRadio. It's Brenner's job to get NextRadio in the hands of every consumer by getting NextRadio on every smartphone. Smulyan says, "Paul is not only a brilliant technologist, but a terrific leader and partner who is making a difference in the lives of every broadcaster." Brenner is the cover story interview in the current issue of Radio Ink magazine. Brenner tells the story of a meeting with Apple's Steve Jobs that did not go as well as it could have.

That's the opinion of Mount Wilson FM Broadcasters President Saul Levine who sent his thoughts on the recent Media Ownership ruling to the FCC in a letter. Levine thanked Chairman Wheeler for his courage in limiting further consolidation.

The September 19 issue of Radio Ink magazine will feature an exclusive interview with Cumulus CEO Mary Berner. It's been nearly one year since Berner took over the company from Lew Dickey.

It's still underwhelming for radio in terms of political ads. According to the 85 major markets Media Monitors keeps an eye on, Donald Trump’s Super PAC, Liberty Action Group, ran a total of 552 radio ads in the last 10 days.

St. Louis conservative talker Stacy Washington has filmed a pro-Second Amendment interview with the National Rifle Association. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the footage will be used in an upcoming NRA documentary.

Cumulus makes this announcement about a newly created position for Justin Hach. He will now lead a team responsible for all digital and social strategies, development, content, and revenue for Cumulus’ six Bay Area radio stations (KNBR, KFOG, KSAN, KGO, KSFO, and KSJO).