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University of Northwestern – St. Paul’s Northwester Media has announced a number of promotions at its stations in Kansas City and Omaha. The moves start with “Life 88.5” KJNW Kansas City General Manager Dave Gordon and “Life 100.7” KGBI-FM Omaha Station Manager Suzanne Happs rising to Senior Directors of Media Markets for the company. Gordon […] […]

iHeartMedia Hot AC “Mix 96.9” KMXP Phoenix has made a noticeable music shift over the past couple of weeks into a much more Pop/Alternative lean. The move give more musical separation between KMXP and co-owned AC “99.9 KEZ” KESZ and CHR “104.7 Kiss-FM” KZZP, while more directly targeting Hubbard Alternative “Alt AZ 93.3” KDKB. The […] […]

The first of two possible format changes in Asheville NC took place this morning as Saga Communications flipped “Pure Oldies 97.3” W247BV/96.5 WOXL-HD3 Asheville to Spanish CHR “La Pantera 97.3“. The station is utilizing the branding and programming designed by Spanish language programming consultant Gerardo Lopez with a mix of Regional Mexican and Spanish pop […] […]

Following his exit from Alpha Media in May, Bob Fisher is joining Coloff Media’s “98.7 Kiss Country” KSMA-FM Osage and Classic Rock “Fox 103.7” KLKK Clear Lake IA as News and Sports Director. Fisher served as News Director for Alpha’s Mason City cluster until being part of the company’s on-going talent purge. He will begin […] […]

RadioInsight Exclusive: After just one year at helm of Latino Media Network, Sylvia Banderas Coffinet has exited the company. Banderas Coffinet was appointed Latino Media Network’s first CEO in May 2023. She had previously held roles as Vox Media General Manager of Marketing Equity & Inclusion Partnerships, General Manager of Multicultural Brand Partnerships and Marketing […] […]

After just six months as Director of Spoken Word Programming overseeing iHeartMedia News/Talk 1040 WHO Des Moines and Sports 1460 KXNO Des Moines/106.3 KXNO-FM Ankeny IA, Peter Thiele has exited the stations. Thiele’s brief tenure at the stations was eventful with the exits of Maxwell Schaeffer and Amy Sweet from mornings at WHO in March […] […]