Beasley Media Group's new Chief Business Officer Kevin LeGrett has run some of the largest clusters in American radio. Now he's telling Radio Ink why he walked away from the big machine and what he's building at Beasley in part one of an exclusive conversation. [read more]
Radio Ink wants to know who's setting the pace in programming, and we're taking nominations to find out. Click in to make your submission for our Best Program Directors in Radio honors by tonight, Wednesday, June 22 at 8pm ET/5pm PT. [read more]
Jay Davis has spent 36 years building one market for Cumulus Media. Now he's got two. Cumulus has promoted Davis to Regional Vice President, adding oversight of the company's six Colorado Springs stations to the Oklahoma City cluster he has run since 2015. [read more]
Audacy Minneapolis' 830 WCCO raised more than $82,000 during its fourth annual "Cure Blood Cancer Radio Auction," supporting the National Marrow Donor Program and its mission to connect blood cancer patients with life-saving stem cell donors. [read more]
(Paige Nienaber) Radio has consistently sucked at being able to acknowledge the stuff that happens on the weekends and holidays. So fair warning: when Taylor Swift gets married over the Fourth of July weekend, it's going to be seismic, and radio shouldn't miss it. [read more]
It started as ten. Twenty-seven years later, Radio Ink is proud to honor more than seventy as the Most Influential Women in Radio, and the June issue makes one thing undeniably clear: women are not just part of radio's story. They are a cornerstone of what comes next. [read more]
Andrew Frausto is moving up at Spanish Broadcasting System Los Angeles. Two years after joining as Local Sales Manager, SBS has promoted him to General Sales Manager, where he will oversee all revenue operations across La Raza 97.9 (KLAX) and Mega 96.3 (KXOL). [read more]
Jules Riley has programmed one of CMG's most format-diverse clusters for the past six years; now, Cox Media Group is moving her up. Riley has been named Director of Operations and Programming for Atlanta's B98.5, 97.1 The River, and 104.1 Kiss FM. [read more]
Red Apple Audio Networks has named Walter Sterling the new voice of the nationally syndicated The Other Side of Midnight, live weeknights on 20 affiliates, including flagship 77 WABC. He succeeds Lionel, who departed the slot after less than a year. [read more]
From Washington to Wall Street: Trust RBR+TVBR Another radio deal rewind is in the works, with the buyer of stations in Virginia unwinding a transaction forged three years ago that saw the seller sue over Promissory Note breach of contract claims. Learn more in the RBR+TVBR Afternoon Headlines E-mail.SubscribeHERE!
Public media is under pressure, and NPR is reinforcing the people responsible for growing its audience and shaping its public narrative. Kristin Hume has been promoted to Vice President of Marketing, and Juliet Barbara has been named VP of Communications. [read more]
Baltimore Public Media is bringing four new voices to its board. The newly elected directors to the parent organization of WYPR and WTMD span journalism, philanthropy, business, and civic engagement, and will begin their terms at the start of BPM's 2027 fiscal year. [read more]
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Beasley Media Group's new Chief Business Officer Kevin LeGrett has run some of the largest clusters in American radio. Now he's telling Radio Ink why he walked away from the big machine and what he's building at Beasley in part one of an exclusive conversation.
Radio Ink wants to know who's setting the pace in programming, and we're taking nominations to find out. Click in to make your submission for our Best Program Directors in Radio honors by tonight, Wednesday, June 22 at 8pm ET/5pm PT.
Jay Davis has spent 36 years building one market for Cumulus Media. Now he's got two. Cumulus has promoted Davis to Regional Vice President, adding oversight of the company's six Colorado Springs stations to the Oklahoma City cluster he has run since 2015.
Audacy Minneapolis' 830 WCCO raised more than $82,000 during its fourth annual "Cure Blood Cancer Radio Auction," supporting the National Marrow Donor Program and its mission to connect blood cancer patients with life-saving stem cell donors.
(Paige Nienaber) Radio has consistently sucked at being able to acknowledge the stuff that happens on the weekends and holidays. So fair warning: when Taylor Swift gets married over the Fourth of July weekend, it's going to be seismic, and radio shouldn't miss it.
It started as ten. Twenty-seven years later, Radio Ink is proud to honor more than seventy as the Most Influential Women in Radio, and the June issue makes one thing undeniably clear: women are not just part of radio's story. They are a cornerstone of what comes next.
Andrew Frausto is moving up at Spanish Broadcasting System Los Angeles. Two years after joining as Local Sales Manager, SBS has promoted him to General Sales Manager, where he will oversee all revenue operations across La Raza 97.9 (KLAX) and Mega 96.3 (KXOL).
Jules Riley has programmed one of CMG's most format-diverse clusters for the past six years; now, Cox Media Group is moving her up. Riley has been named Director of Operations and Programming for Atlanta's B98.5, 97.1 The River, and 104.1 Kiss FM.
Red Apple Audio Networks has named Walter Sterling the new voice of the nationally syndicated The Other Side of Midnight, live weeknights on 20 affiliates, including flagship 77 WABC. He succeeds Lionel, who departed the slot after less than a year.
Public media is under pressure, and NPR is reinforcing the people responsible for growing its audience and shaping its public narrative. Kristin Hume has been promoted to Vice President of Marketing, and Juliet Barbara has been named VP of Communications.
Baltimore Public Media is bringing four new voices to its board. The newly elected directors to the parent organization of WYPR and WTMD span journalism, philanthropy, business, and civic engagement, and will begin their terms at the start of BPM's 2027 fiscal year.
