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A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking Nielsen's policy of tying national radio ratings data to local market data, a win for Cumulus Media.
E Radio Network's planned purchase of 20 stations from High Plains Radio Network has fallen through, leading most to go silent. The $1.7 million deal collapsed amid bankruptcy proceedings, marking ano
The syndicated radio show "Ebro In The Morning" has ended its run on Hot 97. Hosts Ebro Darden, Peter Rosenberg, and Laura Stylez confirmed the news, hinting at future plans. Syndication partner Super
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has restored a $36 million contract for NPR's satellite infrastructure, ending a legal dispute and securing funding for the Public Radio Satellite System for fi
TuneIn, an internet radio service once valued at $500 million, has been acquired by Stingray Group for $175 million, expanding Stingray's global reach.
The era of the larger-than-life local radio personality is quietly ending, leaving a cultural silence in communities once defined by their unique voices.
SiriusXM reported a net income of $297 million for the third quarter, a major turnaround from last year's loss, driven by a 50% surge in podcast ad revenue.
Cumulus Media has sued Nielsen, alleging anti-competitive practices inflated radio ratings costs and limited market access. The lawsuit claims Nielsen tied national ratings data to local purchases, vi
Howard Stern is in contract talks with SiriusXM, seeking potential ownership as his 2025 deal ends. He reflects on his role in the company's growth and addresses retirement rumors.
Radio One announced leadership changes in Washington D.C., Cleveland, Richmond, Raleigh, Cincinnati, and Columbus, promoting internal talent to strengthen local stations and enhance operational excell
Milwaukee radio stations WLUM 102.1 FM and WLDB 93.3 FM have been sold to K-Love, a Christian radio network, ending their rock music formats. The transition begins Tuesday, affecting many listeners.
Connoisseur Media has taken control of San Antonio radio stations 550 KTSA and FM 107.1, announcing a new leadership team to take effect in 2026.
