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NAB Moves Crystal Radio Awards From NAB Show To NAB State Leadership Conference
The National Association of Broadcasters will no longer present the annual Crystal Radio Awards at the annual NAB Show in Las Vegas. […]
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KROQ Resurrects Loveline
Loveline is once again rising from the dead at Audacy Alternative 106.7 KROQ Pasadena/Los Angeles. […]
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Chris Eagan Joins WTMX/WTBC-FM As Vice President of Brand & Content
Cox Media Group SVP/Audience & Programming Chris Eagan is exiting to join Hubbard Chicago as Vice President of Brand and Content overseeing Millennial Hits “Throwback 100.3” WTBC-FM and Hot AC “101.9 The Mix” WTMX. […]
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Report: Rich Eisen & Jim Rome In Syndication Shuffle
Two long-running syndicated Sports shows may be on the verge of changing timeslots. […]
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Audacy Offers Shareholders Right To Purchase Up To Five Million Additional Shares For Debt Payments
In order to raise capital to further pay down its debt, Audacy is offering its qualifying stockholders the ability to purchase to 5,000,000 additional shares, in the aggregate, of the Company’s Class A Common Stock and Class B Common Stock at a purchase price of $20.00 per share. All equity capital raised by the purchases will be used to repay existing debt. […]
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Brian Burns’ Final Radio Format
Brian Burns’ thirty years in radio programming (and a subsequent 20 years as a consultant) included two well-known rock leaning CHRs: KXXR Kansas City, one of the first successful examples of “Rock 40” during its late ’80s boom, and WDCG (G105) Raleigh, N.C., which anticipated the Modern AC format in the mid-’90s. At G105, in particular, Burns championed records in a way unimaginable now. A power on G105 might go on to be “Barely Breathing” by Duncan Sheik or it might be the equally worthy “Our Love Would Be Much Better” by Dag, a hit only on that station. […]