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The Radio BMP de Nuevo Laredo owned and Creativa Media managed CHR 107.3 XHGTS Nuevo Laredo MX/Laredo TX recently flipped to Classic Hits “Laredo’s Classic Hits 107.3“. The station features a bilingual presentation with hosts and music in English, but imaging and commercials in both English and Spanish. The station continues to feature “Coffee and […] […]

Brian Walker and Leonard Dugger’s Trimerge Futures LLC will acquire Classic Hits “Big Hits” 1540 WBTC/101.9 W270CI Uhrichsville OH from the estate of James Natoli’s Tuscarawas Broadcasting for $50,000. The deal does not include the real estate, but does include the studio equipment of the former Christian AC “95.9 The Light” WNPQ New Philadelphia prior […] […]

Alpha Media has begun staffing up recently launched Country “KBAY Country” 94.5 KBAY Gilroy/92.1 KKDV Walnut Creek CA with the addition of Emily Harlan as midday host. Harlan currently serves as the in-arena and digital media host for the NHL’s San Jose Sharks. She has also served as a host/reporter for Afterbuzz.TV, San Diego Gulls, […] […]

The fourth and final day of Nielsen Audio’s PPM releases for the month bring Austin, Raleigh/Durham, Indianapolis, Nashville, Milwaukee, Providence, Norfolk, Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Greensboro/Winston-Salem, Memphis, and Hartford. All the numbers can be found at RadioInsight.com/Ratings. Austin Waterloo Media Variety Hits “103.5 Bob-FM” KBPA continues to hold a commanding lead dropping 10.0 to 9.0. […] […]

With the merger of Christian operators Hope Media Group and WAY Media closing, the newly combined Hope Media Group has revealed its leadership team. The new entity will be based in Houston with the previously announced Joe Paulo from Hope Media Group serving as President/CEO of the merged entity and WAY Media’s Interim CEO Tim […] […]

Preston Elliot and Steve Morrison have extended their contracts with Beasley Media Rock 93.3 WMMR Philadelphia through 2030. Preston & Steve joined WMMR in May 2005 after previously hosting mornings on then Alternative “Y100” WPLY from 1997 until the demise of the station in February 2005 brought upon by the duo not renewing their contract. […] […]