Casey Kasem’s body headed to Europe?
It’s a story that just keeps getting stranger…and sadder. While Casey Kasem was incapacitated by dementia in the latter stages of his life, his family fought an ongoing battle over where he should receive care, and who should be able to visit him. During that time the whole affair became a running soap opera. But when the radio legend passed away on June 15, the weirdness headed for the stratosphere.
Nielsen: Multicultural consumers shaping the future of music
African-Americans, Asian-Americans and Hispanics—the “Multicultural” consumers—are taking the music
Former station owner Hal Gore passes away
Harold W. Gore (Hal) of Vero Beach, Florida, and Sky Valley, Georgia passed away August 8, 2014 after battling two simultaneous cancers. He was born May 16, 1931 in Watertown, NY the only son of Harold W. Gore Sr. and Edna McNulty Gore.
KFBK to broadcast Honor Bowl
Clear Channel Media and Entertainment Sacramento’s NewsRadio KFBK and The Honor Group, Inc., a community organization dedicated to educating, empowering and equipping military
Yahoo Sports Radio celebrates 500 Affiliates
Yahoo! Sports Radio announced today it had eclipsed the milestone mark of 500 affiliate partners
July Nielsen Audio – The Live 35
Almost 1/2 way through August and just enough time to digest, interpret and research the Nielsen's for
KFOG is changing to K-PAUL
On August 29, 1966, the Beatles performed their last official concert at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park. On August 14, Candlestick’s last event will be the return of Sir Paul McCartney. In honor of this history-making performance, KFOG 104.5/97.7 becomes K-PAUL this Thursday.
Robin Williams and radio
With the passing of famed actor and comedian Robin Williams yesterday, it is an appropriate time to reflect on what he did for the radio industry. Those old enough to remember would no doubt immediately think of Williams’ standout performance in the hit 1987 movie “Good Morning, Vietnam” based on the life of Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS) DJ Adrian Cronauer.
Study reveals Pandora, broadcast radio symbiosis
While the radio industry continues to try to fathom the impact of Pandora on its future, a new study by
FCC, NAB chiefs to speak at Radio Luncheon
FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai will join in a discussion with NAB President & CEO Gordon Smith at the Radio
FCC eases tower rules
An FCC decision that closes the books on a lengthy effort to revise rules governing tower safety and maintenance will give
Saga Communications reports Q2 results
Saga Communications, Inc. (NYSE MKT: SGA) today reported net operating revenue of $33.8 million
Drama continues at ESPN
Max Kellerman is the latest ESPN host to find himself in hot water with his employers. During a discussion of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice and his suspension by the NFL for domestic violence
Independent Music Network launches August specials
The Independent Music Network has released its August Radio Specials. The syndicated radio network presents some of the top independent artists in
Dayton’s Fly 92.9 adds Dan Edwards in mornings
Alpha Media Dayton, OH announced today the addition of legendary Miami Valley media personality Dan Edwards to “The Morning Flight,” weekdays from













