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St. Bonaventure Athletics has ended its men's basketball broadcasting contract with Seven Mountains Media's WPIG in Olean, NY ahead of the new season. After contract negotiations failed, the university announced it will launch its own Bonnies Online Network for the upcoming season.

Audacy Chicago's 670 The Score (WSCR-AM) is set to celebrate the induction of Cubs play-by-play announcer Pat Hughes into the Baseball Hall of Fame through a series of special broadcasts from July 10 to July 22.

Digital broadcasting platform VoiceAmerica is launching a new channel dedicated to sports and wagering backed by sports betting network VSiN. The VoiceAmerica Sports and Gaming Channel aims to cater to the rising demand for sports betting content

Who uses Apple Music? That's the subject of the latest study by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) into Apple's service offerings. The research shows distinct trends tying a key demographic to the subscription-based audio streamer.

Ohio sports broadcasting veteran Marty Bannister is bringing a new show to iHeartMedia Dayton's WONE-AM. The weekday afternoon show launches next week on the Fox Sports affiliate, where Bannister intends to focus heavily on local and state sports.

Arriving on Austin, Texas airwaves at 9:33a on Wednesday, Waterloo Media has flipped its Hot AC Lucy 93.3 to LATINO 93.3 (KGSR). KGSR is the city's sole contemporary Spanish-language station with artists like Bad Bunny, Karol G, and Maluma.

The Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York (A.R.T./NY) wants to help the nonprofit theatre industry address and solve key issues via inventive means with its new podcast, What’s Off?

Sony Music Entertainment and Pharrell William's production company, OTHERTone, have announced the launch of Drapetomaniax: Unshackled History. This new podcast series, hosted by journalist and cultural critic Michael Harriot, will delve into untold stories of Black Americans.

True-crime podcast, GUILT, is delving into new developments in a historical double-homicide case from New Zealand for its new season. This season focuses on the 1989 murder of two Swedish backpackers and the subsequent conviction of David Tamihere.

ABC Audio has chosen Compass Media Networks as its exclusive representative for commercial radio inventory and sponsorships. The partnership will impact over 1,500 radio affiliates and digital distributors and reach an audience of over 110 million monthly listeners.