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Warner Music Group has reorganized its global recorded-music leadership, placing Alternative Distribution Alliance under Elliot Grainge and Zach Friedman while promoting executives across major territories.
Mike Kellar will become brand manager and afternoon host at country station WRTB 95.3 The Bull in Rockford, Illinois, beginning October 5.
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Mike Kellar will become brand manager and afternoon host at country station WRTB 95.3 The Bull in Rockford, Illinois, beginning October 5.
Former Warner Records executive Josh Remsberg has joined direct-to-fan music platform EVEN as head of commercial partnerships.
Sharon Levy is leaving her position as chief executive of Endemol Shine North America following the combination of parent Banijay with All3Media.
Jordan Greenberg is leaving SiriusXM after more than 22 years to join the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
Former KJLH colleagues Carl Nelson, Lee Michaels and Eric “Rico” Reed remember longtime journalist and public affairs leader Jacquie Stephens as an accomplished journalist, pioneering broadcaster and trusted voice whose legacy continues through the KJLH Women’s Health Forum.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA — Rogers Sports & Media has relaunched CKKS-FM as Kiss West Coast, replacing the approximately year-old Kiss Throwbacks presentation with a broader gold-based contemporary-hit format. The station...
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SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA — Radio networks replacing satellite distribution with internet protocol delivery are discovering that the transition involves considerably more than sending an audio stream over a broadband connection....
NEW JERSEY — The smartphone has overtaken the traditional radio receiver as the primary device used for in-car audio among Americans ages 13 to 34, according to new Edison Research data. Edison’s second-quarter 2026 Share of Ear...