Los Angeles Getting Its First FM All-Sports Station From Audacy
Los Angeles has never had an FM all-sports station. That changes May 11. Audacy is launching 97.1 The Fan (KNX-FM) in Los Angeles with what the broadcaster bills as the only all-live, local weekday sports lineup in the market, covering breaking news and sports talk.
Jeremy Scott Trades ‘ATC’ For ‘Morning Edition’ In Pittsburgh
Jeremy Scott is moving from hosting All Things Considered to Morning Edition at NPR’s Pittsburgh affiliate, 90.5 WESA. Scott’s jump from afternoons to mornings leaves the All Things Considered host chair vacant, with a search now underway for the next local host.
Southern Utah’s Redrock Media Makes Mathis Its Next Sales Lead
Former Utah Broadcasters Association board member Terry Mathis is joining Redrock Media as Director of Sales. Mathis will oversee revenue growth for Redrock's five-station St. George, UT, cluster and its digital marketing division, Redrock Connect.
Despite US Ad Slump, ViX Takes TelevisaUnivision Over The Top
Streaming TV momentum and Mexico subscription gains helped TelevisaUnivision post a 5% revenue increase in Q1 2026, though US advertising weakness and rising costs put the squeeze on margins across both operating markets for the Spanish-language broadcaster.
John Morgan Reframes Radio’s Legacy as a Feature, Not a Flaw
John Morgan isn't done making the case for radio, and his latest arguments may be his sharpest yet. The Florida Association of Broadcasters' video series featuring the Morgan & Morgan founder has drawn attention and acclaim from sellers and executives nationwide.
For Radio, Simple Audio Creative Drives More Sales
Keeping radio ads simple is not a creative philosophy; it is a revenue strategy, according to new research synthesized by Cumulus Media/Westwood One's Audio Active Group to show exactly what drives the best results for brands when it comes to audio advertising.
LABF Gives Broadcasters a Voice in America’s 250th
It was one of the hot topics of discussion at NAB Show 2026, and now local broadcasters have a new tool to mark America's 250th Anniversary, as the Library of American Broadcasting Foundation reminds the country that "Before it was history, it was broadcast."
Urban One’s Lori Flowers To Serve as Next President of MIW
The next leader of Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio has spent two decades building brands in some of radio's biggest markets. Urban One Manager of Integrated Marketing and Project Management Lori Flowers has been named the group's President-Elect.
Improving the Listening Experience
(Mike McVay) During last week's NAB Show in Las Vegas, I was honored to share the stage with Edison Research Director of Research Laura Ivey. Our approach was for Laura to share research findings and for me to offer suggestions and point out opportunities.
Who’s Doing It Right In Radio? Here’s What I Heard
(John Shomby) "Who’s doing it right in radio?" It's a simple question that got a lot of responses when I asked on my socials. And just like the comments from my previous column, they were honest. Sometimes brutally so. But this time, something was different.
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