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On August 14, Howard Greiner was named Metro President for iHeartMedia in Nashville. This saw Grenier depart Upstate New York, where he had oversight of the company's radio stations in Albany and Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; and Sussex, N.J. Now, this "Upstate New York Area" region has a new leader.

What has made the soon-to-conclude "Stan & Haney" radio show iconic in Southwest Florida and what learning lessons do they have to share about the power of local radio? To find out RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson welcomes Stan Nawalaniec to the InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.FM.

Having access to Asian-language and international content is an important consideration when making subscription decisions among Asian American homes. That’s the top takeaway from Horowitz’s latest annual report on a diverse and affluent consumer group.

Marketers seeking to reach as many Adults 18-34 as possible through an advertising campaign may wish to focus their media buying efforts on both over-the-air and streaming television. That's the finding from a newly released analysis from MRI-Simmons and the Go Addressable trade association.

August 20 is "National Radio Day," and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) used the occasion to share that the Chief Executive Officer of Salem Media Group has been selected as its recipient of the 2024 National Radio Award.

Rosetta Traffic is poised to give Super Hi-Fi customers the ability to deliver broadcast advertising from ad traffic platforms including Marketron for over-the-air stations using Super Hi-Fi’s cloud-based products.

Tool integrates existing traffic tools into Super Hi-Fi’s platform

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The SET Congress and Expo in São Paulo, the region’s largest gathering of broadcasting, media, and entertainment executives, opens today, and ATSC is poised to have a significant presence across the three-day affair.

British citizen Matthew Davidge's politically focused TV venture devoted to “bite-sized videos and informational text” to the “purple majority” has made its debut in no less than 20 new markets — a rollout timed to coincide with the opening on Monday of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.