iHeartMedia has reported an operating loss of $116 million in the third quarter of 2025 down year-to-year from a $77 million income in 2024 including a non-cash impairment charges of $209 million related to their FCC licenses values in the quarter. Total revenue for the quarter was down 1.1%, which excluding political revenue would have been up 2.8% for the quarter.

Following the recent promotion of Jim Richmond to SVP/Market Manager in Sacramento, Bonneville International has promoted Christa St. John to Director of Sales for its three stations in Seattle.

Cox Media Group has announced that their Jacksonville VP/Market Manager Jimmy Farrell is relocating to Miami to take over their four station cluster there as Ralph Renzi departs for a new opportunity.

StackAdapt has announced it is integrating iHeartMedia's audio inventory into is programmatic platform.

iHeartMedia has announced it is partnering with TikTok to bring TikTok creators into iHeart’s ecosystem.

Emmis has announced the arrival of Lizette Alicea as Director of Brand Sponsorship for Bilingual AC "La Exitosa 98.7" WEPN-FM New York.

Beasley Media Group released its third quarter operating report noting a loss of $300,000 for the period ending September 30 down from an income of $1.2 million. The drop was offset by lower total revenue, partially offset by continued expense reductions and improving digital margins.

Doug Podell will retire from afternoons at iHeartMedia Classic Rock 106.7 WLLZ Detroit on Friday, December 5.

Townsquare Media has released its 2025 Q3 financial results for the quarter ending on September 30. Townsquare reported a revenue drop of 7.4% year-over-year to $106.8 million, down to 4.5% if political advertising was removed. Their broadcast segment revenue was down 13.8%, digital advertising including Townsquare Ignite and other owned and operated digital properties dipped 1.5%, and Townsquare Interactive subscription digital marketing solutions business services were down 2.3%. Total income dropped from $11.3 million in Q3 2024 to a loss of $5.5 million.

JVC Broadcasting's "Florida Man Radio" network of 101.1 WYOO Springfield/Panama City, 103.1 WZLB Valparaiso/Fort Walton Beach and 104.9 WYGC High Springs/Gainesville FL has announced the return of "The Don Miller Show" to the lineup starting Monday, November 10.

Streaming and podcast infrastructure company Zeno Media has announced the addition of Mike McVary as a strategic advisor.

As Townsquare Media prepares to flip four of its stations in Michigan to simulcasts of Audacy's "97.1 The Ticket" WXYT-FM Detroit, we know more about their plans for branding and how it will affect a change at another station within the company. 95.3 WBCK Battle Creek, 1360 WKMI Kalamazoo, and 1240 WJIM/106.9 W295BP Lansing will each tak on the "

As MacDonald Garber Broadcasting AC "Lite 96.3" WLXT Petoskey MI went all-Christmas on Friday, it added a simulcast on 96.7 WLXV Cadillac.

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Tim Johnstone has exited Lotus Communications AAA "94.9 The River" KRVB Boise after a 30 year run with the cluster as part of a round of budget cuts across the company.

Seven Mountains Media AC 100.1 WALY Altoona PA is on the hunt for a new Program Director.

The University of Alabama at Birmingham Public News/Talk 90.3 WBHM Birmingham AL will officially launch "106.1 The Hub" W291DC/WBHM-HD2 on Friday, November 14.

Long before his politics made him polarizing, there was already a sense among some that Bruce Springsteen was not truly the people’s rock star. In my New Jersey office, there was a lot more loyalty to Jon Bon Jovi as the voice of the Garden State. Bon Jovi also had a greater footprint at radio, with three of the most enduring songs — “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Livin’ on a Prayer,” and “Wanted Dead or Alive” — at Classic Hits.

After seven years at Audacy, Vince Richards is exiting the company from his roles as VP/Rock Programming & KJKK/KSPF/KVIL Dallas Director of Programming & Operations at the end of the month. Richards joined Audacy in January 2018 as Operations Manager for the company's Sacramento cluster. He moved to Dallas in 2020 to program Variety Hits "100.3 Jack-FM" KJKK…

Curtis Media Variety Hits "96.1 BBB" WBBB Raleigh midday host Kitty Kinnin is retiring following her show today wrapping a 40 year broadcasting career.

MediaCo has announced it will launch simulcasts of Hip Hop "Hot 97" WQHT and Adult R&B 107.5 WBLS New York on HD Radio subchannels of its stations in Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles and Riverside CA on December 1.

The fourth and final day of Nielsen Audio's PPM releases for the month bring Austin, Raleigh/Durham, Indianapolis, Nashville, Jacksonville, Milwaukee, Providence, Norfolk, West Palm Beach, Greensboro/Winston-Salem, Memphis, and Hartford.

After almost three and a half decades at Lotus Classic Rock "97.1 The Point" KXPT Las Vegas, Chris Foxx announced his immediate departure from the station this morning.

Veteran programming executive Don Parker has announced the launch of consulting firm Parker Brand Strategies.

Along with its announced frequency swap, Beasley Media Group has made morning show changes at its Las Vegas cluster. The morning show hosted by Shawn Tempesta and Aimee Thomas on Hot AC "102.7 VGS" KVGS will come to an end on Wednesday, November 12 ahead of the frequency swap. Tempesta will then move down the hall to Classic Hits 96.3 KKLZ to join incumbent Carla Rea for “The KKLZ Morning Show with Carla and Shawn” starting Monday, November 17.