Another Programming VP Gone As Cumulus and Val Garris Split
Cumulus Media Corporate VP of Programming Val Garris is no longer with the company, marking the second major leader to announce a departure in the past week along with Charlie Cook. Garris has been with Cumulus for the past two decades.
After 6-Month CapRadio Rescue, Tom Karlo To Step Down As GM
Capital Public Radio's interim president and general manager, Tom Karlo, who was brought on board to guide the Sacramento-based stations amidst significant financial and managerial challenges, has announced his impending resignation.
WCNI, DiPaola, D-Tension Are Radio Inductees Into NEMHOF
The New England Music Hall of Fame has announced its 2024 inductees, including a Connecticut college station, a longtime AM owner and broadcaster, and a Hip Hop radio personality. They join numerous artists, bands, and journalists in the year's class.
Robyn Sedgwick Returns To Lead Colorado Christian Network
Educational Communications of Colorado Springs is welcoming Robyn Sedgwick back as General Manager for the KTLF Radio Network. The Contemporary Christian network, comprising three stations and 52 signals, reaches across Colorado.
KLOS Raises $1.28m For St. Jude Over 26 Hours In LA
Meruelo Media's 95.5 KLOS has taken rock radio philanthropy to the next level, raising $1.28 million for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in 26 hours. The station's seventh annual fundraiser invited Los Angeles listeners to become "Partners in Hope."
iHeart Surrenders WWCD Call Sign As Columbus Drama Continues
In another extraordinary turn for Columbus, OH's Alternative format battle, iHeartMedia has surrendered the WWCD call letters once belonging to independent station CD 92.9. CD 92.9 brand owner Randy Malloy has spent the year battling to save the signal.
BIN’s Coles To Represent Radio Among LABF Board Inductees
The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation has announced the addition of three new members to its Board of Directors: Tony Coles, Dr. Caroline Frick, and Leo MacCourtney. The LABF is the philanthropic arm of the Library of American Broadcasting.
Nielsen: Radio Is The Answer To Political Campaign Reach
In findings that could reshape how modern political campaigns are run, a new Nielsen study shows the substantial impact of radio on elections. The study reveals that early deployment of AM/FM ads significantly enhances reach, particularly among undecided voters.
Democratic Party Invests Six Figures Into Multicultural Radio Ads
The Democratic National Committee has launched a six-figure radio and print advertising campaign targeting Black, Latino, and Native American voters in Michigan. The DNC's investment in AM/FM comes after numerous studies showing radio's multicultural pull.
OUT NOW: Meet The Top PDs In Country Radio
Ask Jelly, Lainey, Lana, Morgan, Diplo, or Beyoncé and they'll tell you: country music has never been hotter. It's the perfect time for Radio Ink’s annual CRS edition as the format returns to the stratosphere.
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