Twenty years ago, broadcasters decided that AC listeners loved Christmas music so much that they would be OK with not hearing any current music for 4-6 weeks. That decision has clearly proven itself out. But we’ve just come off three weeks of Hot 100 domination by 60-year-old songs, looking at a New Music Friday pipeline […] […]
Alpha Media Hot AC “Mix 103.1” KMXS Anchorage AK and iHeartMedia CHR “104.5 The Cat” WLKT Lexington KY have added the “Jubal Show” for mornings. At KMXS, the Jubal Show replaces the “Mix Morning Jam” hosted by Joe Campbell and Matt Mayer. Campbell remains with the station as Content Director. WLKT had carried the WNCI […] […]
Audacy has made a series of leadership changes at its local markets. Regional President Doug Abernethy will add direct market oversight of the company’s fourt stations in Austin TX. Abernethy will also add Regional oversight for Austin to add to his purview of Atlanta, Charlotte, Denver, Greensboro, Greenville-Spartanburg, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Norfolk, Phoenix, Portland, […] […]
Weigel Broadcasting has announced the appointment of Phil Manicki as the new Program Director of its Soft Oldies “MeTV-FM” network based at 87.7 WRME-LD Chicago. Manicki spent nearly two decades as afternoon and evening host at Hubbard Classic Rock “97.1 The Drive” WDRV Chicago from its launch in 2001 until 2020. He has also worked […] […]
Former “93.9 MIA” WMIA-FM Miami morning host Kimmy B is moving across the hall to join iHeartMedia Hip Hop “103.5 The Beat” WMIB Fort Lauderdale as afternoon co-host alongside ‘Papa Keith’ Walcott. Kimmy first joined iHeart in February 2022 as co-host of the “DJ Laz Morning Show with Kimmy B” reuniting her with DJ Laz. […] […]
A new private radio station called Aynak Radio has started broadcasting in Pul-e-Alam, Logar province, Afghanistan, after a two-month trial period.The station was inaugurated on January 14, and its launch was attended by Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, Rafiullah Samim, Director of Information and Culture of Logar Province, Maulvi Mirwais Wahidullah, Director of the provincial office, Maulvi Shabir Ahmad Siddiqui, Director of Industry and Trade and local media officials.Currently, Logar province has five media outlets, including private radio stations Pahand Melli, Zainat, Ittihad, Mahal, and the Taliban-run National Radio.
Radio Aynak airs on 95.5 FM from 6 am to 12 pm, reaching areas in Wardak, Paktia, Kabul, and Logar provinces. It covers various topics like politics, society, culture, religion, health, and education. It also has special segments for children and women.The spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, Zabihullah Mujahid, said: “The Islamic Emirate is a full supporter and co-operator of the media,” and asked the media to broadcast according to the Sharia and to take into account the policies of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. He emphasized the importance of new media outlets and assured that the Taliban government is committed to fighting censorship and promoting information freedom.Rafiullah Samim, Director of Information and Culture of Logar, said: “It is a place of happiness that today we are once again witnessing the opening of a new radio station in this province, With the arrival of the Islamic Emirate, the situation of the media has improved and so far no problem has arisen between the media and the provincial administration in this province.”Ahmad Qureshi, the executive head of the Afghanistan Journalists Center, praised the establishment of Aynak Radio despite the tough economic and media conditions. He hopes that Aynak Radio will play an independent and effective role in the media landscape. […]
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