Harker Blasts Latest Nielsen PPM News

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Consultant Richard Harker was not impressed with Nielsen's last press barrage touting the new and improved enhanced CBET. Harker has been very critical of PPM, especially since Telos' Voltair hit the market. And, in his latest blog, he continues to apply the pressure on the ratings firm. He called Nielsen’s press release "pure Orwellian doublespeak essentially bragging about improvements to a technology that Nielsen and before that Arbitron claimed was virtually perfect. Then Voltair showed that it wasn’t true." Read the new Harker blog HERE...

Schnitt Loses Again in Court

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Radio host Todd Schnitt may want to consider staying out of court. After losing his defamation lawsuit to Bubba The Love Sponge, Schnitt has lost his case against his own attorneys.

NAB Election Results Are In

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And they are certainly far less contentious than the current presidential election. Here are the radio board members that will begin their time serving in June and continue for two years.

ESPN Hopes For Slam Dunk With New Audio

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ESPN Audio will offer its first long-form podcasts called “Dunkumentaries.” The new audio offering is a five-part series focusing on the basketball shot by examining its "history, memorable moments, impact and future." All five episodes will be published tomorrow and range in length from 12 to 20 minutes. Get more information on the Podcasts HERE.

WBBM Reporter Dies

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CBS Radio's WBBM in Chicago reports that 60-year old Dave Mitchell died after a crash Sunday morning in Merrillville, Indiana. Mitchell has been a member of the WBBM team since 1992, working as a traffic reporter at the Sears Skydeck during both drivetimes, as a reporter/anchor, and even a stint as weekend sports reporter. He also contributed to Newsradio’s coverage of the Chicago Air and Water Show every year. Mitchell leaves behind a wife and four children.

Is Hispanic Radio Still Missing Unity?

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(By Eric Rhoads) Years ago, watching protests in the streets, it became clear to me that immigration was going to become one of the biggest issues in America. It was clear that the demographics of America were changing, and that the Hispanic population in America was booming. It didn’t take a rocket scientist to understand that this growth should bring good times for Hispanic-formatted radio stations.
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Make Your Content Better In 2016

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(Loyd Ford) My 15-year-old complains all the time if a movie or TV show comes on and doesn’t immediately begin. In other words, he doesn’t want to see the credits, hear a theme song, or see some visuals. He wants the baby. Right away.
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Abby Synder Joins Adams Radio Group

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Abby Snyder has joined Adams Radio Group and will served as the corporate business manager in charge of Accounts Payable, Payroll, and Human Resources. Adams owns and operates radio stations in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Suburban Chicago/Northwest Indiana, Las Cruces, New Mexico, and Salisbury-Ocean City, Maryland.
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Al Payne Named PD For WGHL, WGZB, & WMJM

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Alpha Media Louisville, KY, announced that Al Payne has been named Program Director for Old School 105.1 (WGHL), Urban B-96.5 (WGZB), and Urban A/C Magic 101.3 (WMJM). Payne's career has seen him working in several major cities, including Dallas, Detroit, Washington D.C., and Baltimore, Maryland.

AdLarge Reorganizes Digital Team

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AdLarge Media has reorganized its digital audio team. Jay Green will continue to lead AdLarge’s digital audio content portfolio as VP of Digital Content Partnerships, reporting to AdLarge Co-Founders and Co-Chief Executive Officers Gary Schonfeld and Cathy Csukas.

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