John Peroyea Resigns From Salem
The company says it's conducting a nationwide search to replace Peroyea who was the VP of Operations and GM for the Salem Dallas cluster.
NASH Beefs Up Digital-Social Team
America’s Morning Show has appointed Bailey Dombroski as Digital and Social Media Coordinator, replacing Eric Heany, who moves to The Blair Garner Show as Assistant Producer.
Zenith Revises Ad Spending Forecast
And that new prediction is up, based on stronger-than-expected growth in the U.S. The new Zenith forecast for U.S. adspend is 4.4% this year, compared to its previous forecast of 3.8%.
FoxFur Negotiates Fine Down To $16,000
The original FCC fine against FoxFur was $20,000, and it was due to violating the FCC's ownership limit in Syracuse.
DGital, Learfield Announce Podcast Partnership
The partnership provides for the creation of original, non-event audio content by the familiar, hometown radio voices associated with some of the nation’s most recognizable collegiate athletic programs.
Ramsey Now Heard On 575 Stations
He's one of the most successful syndicated hosts on radio today and now Dave Ramsey is heard on over 575 radio stations across the country. That translates to about 12 million weekly listeners who tune into Ramsey to hear him discuss life and how it happens to revolve around money. The show began in 1992.
Congratulations To CBS Radio’s Tom Peake
Peake, who works at KOOL-FM in Phoenix, is celebrating his 37th year with the station. Peake’s history with 94.5 KOOL FM began on September 1, 1979 as a weekend host.
Jordan Joins Sun Broadcast Group
Christine Jordan gets the title of Manager of Affiliate Relations. Jordan comes to Sun Broadcast Group from United Stations where she was most recently Affiliate Sales Rep and Product Manager. She also worked at Epic Records in promotions.
KMLE Adds Castles To Evenings
Natasha Castles has been hired as the new night host for CBS Radio's KMLE-FM in Phoenix. She takes the mic next Monday, replacing Kimmie Caruba who took the night gig on WUSN a couple weeks ago.
Management Change In Chicago For Hubbard
On August 8, 2014, Hubbard brought John Gallagher in to run the company's Chicago cluster. On Monday he was let go. Hubbard Radio President/COO Drew Horowitz told Radio Ink, "We felt we needed to go in a different leadership direction."















