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Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio, Inc. (MIW), a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to the advancement of female leadership in radio broadcasting, annually compiles and analyzes the number of women in the industry who are rising to the ranks of management.  Data gathered for their annual MIW Gender Analysis Study specifically tracks the progress of […] […]

SuiteRadio has announced it is launching a new morning show hosted by veteran radio and television personality Todd Newton and Maria Todd. Newton, who is best known for his long run as anchor of E! News and hosting many game shows including Whammy! The All-New Press Your Luck, Family Game Night, and the live tour […] […]

Audacy Hot AC “Q104” WQAL Cleveland has promoted afternoon host Kelly McMann to Assistant Brand Manager. McMann has been with WQAL since March 2012 and also serves as Creative Services Director for the station. She previously was MD/midday host at “Mix 106.3” WGER-FM Saginaw MI and hosted weekends at 96.3 WDVD Detroit. Audacy has promoted […] […]

It was Tuesday afternoon of the week leading to the Super Bowl. On KYSR (Alt 98.7), p.m. driver Chris Booker and newly arrived co-host Ted Stryker were talking about celebrities and Cincinnati Bengals fans flying into town. L.A. always has “crazy energy,” Stryker noted, but now the town’s sports teams were on a roll, the […] […]

Audacy has announced it has relaunched 105.3 KITS-HD2 San Francisco as “Classic Live 105“. The new Classic Alternative brand will focus on music from the 80s through 2000s with core artists listed as including Depeche Mode, The Cure, Foo Fighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sublime, No Doubt, The Killers, and Weezer. The subchannel featured the […] […]

iHeartMedia Alabama Area President Ray Quinn will retire as of March 22. Quinn has been with iHeartMedia since 2007 currently overseeing their operations in the Birmingham, Huntsville, Montgomery, Gadsden and Tuscaloosa markets. He began his career on-air and then in programming including WCBM Baltimore and WFIL Philadelphia in the 1970s prior to moving into station […] […]