Randy Gravley to Succeed Bob Houghton as GAB President
Georgia Association of Broadcasters President Bob Houghton has announced his retirement, with Randy Gravley to step into his post. The former President and CEO of Tri-State Communications, Gravley has previously served as President of the NAB Radio Board.
The Bob & Tom Show Extends Partnership with Westwood One
The Bob & Tom Show has renewed its more than twenty-five-year partnership with Westwood One in a multi-year deal, which will also keep the syndicated morning show on seventeen Cumulus Media stations nationwide.
Steve Waters Finds New Virginia Radio Home On The Eagle
Max Media of Hampton Roads is bringing Steve Waters to mornings on 97.3 The Eagle (WGH). Starting September 23, Waters will co-host Eagle Mornings with Steve & Karen, alongside current morning host Karen West.
Emery Songer Takes On Iowa Issues In His Own WHO-AM Show
NewsRadio 1040 WHO-AM is welcoming back Emery Songer to Des Moines for a new midday show, Emory on Iowa. He previously spent five years at the station producing mornings, before relocating to Omaha in 2023 to join NewsRadio 1110 KFAB-AM.
Radio Rules In Triton Digital’s July US Podcast Rankings
Radio companies, terrestrial and satellite, found big wins in Triton Digital's July US Podcast Ranker, as iHeartMedia, NPR, and SiriusXM tout their on-demand audio offerings - no surprise after the wave of Q2 earnings calls praising the success of digital revenue.
Cumulus Media Announces Louisiana Leadership Promotions
Cumulus Media announced a slew of promotions across the Pelican State, affecting the broadcaster's New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Lafayette clusters. This includes the promotion of Jerold Jackson to Operations Manager for Cumulus Baton Rouge.
NPR Mourns the Loss of Former CEO John Lansing at 67
NPR is mourning the sudden and unexpected passing of John Lansing, the public broadcaster's immediate past CEO, at the age of 67. Lansing had only retired from his position in March after nearly four and a half years of leadership.
Edison: Interest In Music Discovery Falls and Radio Drops With It
The uncertainty of the past four years may have Americans seeking out their favorite comfort songs, affecting radio's domain as Edison Research's latest Music Discovery Report reveals shifting trends in how Americans engage with and discover new music.
OUT NOW: Celebrate Radio’s Best Programmers
Kids are back in school and adults are back from vacations: NOW is the time to raise your sales game so that you can finish the year strong. Of course, every great sale needs to be backed by great programming - and you'll find plenty in the August issue of Radio Ink!
Radio Prepares For Historic Democratic National Convention
After an eventful Republican National Convention, radio is gearing up for extensive coverage of an equally formative Democratic National Convention in Chicago starting Monday at the United Center.
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