Lurie Moved To Beasley XP
Beasley Media Group has moved AJ Lurie to the newly created position of Director of Local Market Integrated Partnerships at Beasley XP, the company’s esports division. Joe Bell adds Beasley's Wilmington market to his responsibilities which Lurie was recently running.
Special Farewell Night For Legendary Boston Jock
Boston radio personality and WBCN stalwart Charles Laquidara took to the stage for his First Farewell Tour ~ An Intimate Evening of Mishegas, at The Wilbur Theater in Boston, Tuesday night.
Gandhi Elected To MPR Board Of Trustees
Minnesota Public Radio recently elected Siddharth “Sid” Gandhi as the newest member of the organization’s Board of Trustees.
Cumulus Hires Walsh For SVP Role
Cumulus has hired Brendan Walsh as SVP, Feature Sales and Marketing. In this newly created role, Walsh is responsible for managing Cumulus’ local and national features and Westwood One’s FYI Network.
Morning Men Saying Farewell
iHeartMedia Portland’s KKCW-FM (K103) will lose a pair of veteran on-air personalities in John Erickson and Bruce Murdock, come December 20.
Former KDKA Anchor Bob Kopler Dies
Longtime KDKA Radio news anchor Bob Kopler died Tuesday morning at the age of 81. He worked in Pittsburgh for over 40 years at several stations -- 19 at KDKA in Pittsburgh. He retired in 2007.
New President, Board Members At WOMR
A newly organized board of directors has taken its place at Lower Cape Communications, the nonprofit announced Tuesday.
Duo Given Key Roles At Mr. Master
Workflow software provider Mr. Master has promoted Maria Laing to Senior Vice President and appointed Roger Nadel as the Executive Director of Affiliate Sales.
Baer Moves To Michigan Radio
Veteran public radio journalist April Baer is joining Michigan Radio to host the station’s popular Stateside talk show.
Morgan Made For Tennessee Nights
WWST-FM/Knoxville just added Kayla Morgan to the nighttime airwaves. Morgan makes the move to Tennessee from Detroit
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