US
Axios: Audacy hires bankers to explore sale of Cadence13
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US
September 2022 (8/18 – 9/14) Nielsen Audio Ratings Day 1: WABE Shatters Station Record High
Nielsen begins its monthly release of PPM ratings with today’s Day 1 update including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston/Galveston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Long Island, Riverside/San Bernardino, San Jose, and Middlesex/Somerset/Union. All the numbers can be found at RadioInsight.com/Ratings. New York MediaCo Adult R&B 107.5 WBLS reclaims the New York lead with […] […]
AU & NZ
Ordinary people, extraordinary lives
On the latest ep of the Radio Today podcast, Megan and Bray check out the new iHeart podcast Concealed With Art Simone.Sometimes the most ordinary people can have the most extraordinary hidden lives!Song of the Week is a cover of a 90s banger that’s number 23 on the charts with 2000 spins in 12 weeks.Podcast… Read More
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AU & NZ
Terry Hansen: How radio helped us through a pandemic
Living through a pandemic doesn’t come with an instruction manual.Covid changed our lives in a way none of us saw coming, and Terry Hansen was no exception.As the world went pear-shaped, Terry – the funny guy and self-proclaimed daggy dad of Brisbane’s Robin, Terry & Kip breakfast show on KIIS 97.3FM – ploughed on.But the… Read More
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UK
5 Live secures women’s Rugby World Cup 2021 radio rights
The BBC has secured exclusive UK audio rights to women’s rugby union world cup in New Zealand with coverage on Radio 5 Live, 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds. […]
US
About Artist Separation . . . Again
At the moment, it’s Harry Styles. At various points over the last four years, it was Post Malone, Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodrigo or Doja Cat who all effectively had two or three viable currents at the same time, not counting guest appearances, and often with two songs in power […] […]