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Four broadcast audio brands serving California's state capital region owned by Bonneville International have a new leader, and it is the individual who has spent the last five years serving as Director of Sales for the licensee's Seattle radio stations. 

For the first time, Country Radio Seminar is getting three pre-show seminars focused on the next era of radio operations, ranging from music programming and AI innovation to digital strategy and revenue growth, in conjunction with the Radio Vendor Alliance.

NPR has shared that its legal team engaged in private conversations with the longtime head of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, who spoke under oath, involving a scuttled contract involving the operation of a satellite distribution system for its member stations.  That conversation is set to gain a public venue on Tuesday.

Xperi took full advantage of its presence at NAB Show New York to announce an enhanced version of its DTS AutoStage Broadcaster Portal launching on November 1, introducing expanded audience analytics that will now stretch across 250 US markets.

On Monday, November 10, the executive leadership team at Townsquare Media will be unveiling the company's third quarter earnings results at the start of the day. It is now known that the radio industry's biggest single owner of radio stations will do the same after that day's closing bell for U.S. financial markets.

She's a very familiar figure in radio industry circles, and following an organizational shift in April departed Skyview Networks. At the time, there were hints that she'd resurface soon.  That announcement arrived on October 23, and it sees Jeanne-Marie Condo-Bucknell take a role at Audacy Inc.'s Infinity Networks.

He's been associated with Sinclair Inc.'s local television operations in Cincinnati for nearly two decades, through two stints briefly interrupted by a three-month sales role in Indianapolis. Now, he's returning to Radio, a media industry sector he last held a role in some 20 years ago — at a Cincinnati FM.

Audacy Inc.'s network services and content platform bearing the name of a former radio station ownership group founded by Mel Karmazin has approved a new content distribution partnership with CBS News Radio, bringing more than 700 radio stations to its ecosystem.

A heritage Active Rock station serving the Delaware Valley cleaned up big at the 2025 Marconi Awards, bringing new accolades to an FM today owned by Beasley Media Group.

The arrangement, which will see the end of the Infinity Sports Network name, has Westwood One assuming programming and distribution duties for the majority of the lineup of syndicated sports programming on a network about to get rebranded. This includes “The Jim Rome Show.”

On the eve of the NAB Show New York, one auto enthusiast magazine has exposed a pending move from one of the world's most-recognized EV brands that some have been warning of yet few believed would actually happen. Tesla is taking the next step in removing all radios from its newest entry-level models.

Radio and podcast hosts aren’t just entertainers — they’re the original influencers driving trust, connection, and measurable results for brands. That's a takeaway from a just-released Audacy "State of Audio" report, which shows how authenticity and intimacy "are redefining influence in the mic-powered creator economy."

It was formed in December 2023. Since then, Tony Peduto has risen to CEO and has actively led the broadcast tower company as it builds out the digital infrastructure required to support wireless networks, AI and cloud services. Now, GTC Towers is growing its asset stable by making a deal with Saga.

The audio content creation and distribution company with majority ownership held by Soros Fund Management has launched the Wisconsin Sports Radio Network, a first-ever offering for a state that's just a little passionate about its Green Bay Packers, University of Wisconsin Badgers and the Milwaukee Brewers.

A Connecticut state court has ordered Connoisseur Media CEO Jeff Warshaw to abide by a limited discovery ruling that compels him to supply attorneys for Soros Fund Management with details regarding past dealings with ABRY Partners. The court blocked broader subpoenas into Warshaw's business history.