Early-stage discussions are underway between SiriusXM and iHeartMedia regarding a potential merger or acquisition that could reshape the U.S. audio industry, according to multiple media reports. The talks, first reported by Bloomberg and confirmed by outlets including The New York Times, remain preliminary and could still fall apart without a deal. If completed, the transaction
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Click & See Ratings Coming Thursday At 5PM(EST)
Ratings coming Thursday at 5PM(EST): Greensboro, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Memphis, Milwaukee, Nashville, Norfolk, Raleigh-Durham and West Palm Beach.
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Tyla’s Second Album A*POP Coming July
Two-time GRAMMY® winner and global phenomenon Tyla is officially ready to reclaim her throne. The South African superstar has formally announced her highly anticipated sophomore studio album, A*POP, set to arrive on July 24, 2026. The announcement was accompanied by a sleek album trailer in which Tyla defines this new era as “unapologetic,” “confident,” and
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Jeff Hurley Named SVP Of Programming iHeart Philly
iHeartMedia Philadelphia announced today that Jeff Hurley has been named Senior Vice President of Programming for the market’s 105.3 WDAS FM, Power 99, ALT 104.5, Q102, Rumba 106.1, Fox Sports The Gambler 1040 AM stations. In his new position, Hurley will oversee programming operations across the market while continuing to maintain his Executive Vice President
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Mar ’26, 6+ Charlotte, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, OH, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Orlando, Pittsburgh
CHARLOTTE-GASTONIA-ROCK HILL | CINCINNATI | CLEVELAND | COLUMBUS, OH | KANSAS CITY | LAS VEGAS | ORLANDO | PITTSBURGH, PA Ratings coming Thursday at 5PM(EST): Greensboro, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Memphis, Milwaukee, Nashville, Norfolk, Raleigh-Durham and West Palm Beach.
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Francesca Amiker Joins “The Big Tigger Show” As Co-Host
WVEE-FM (V-103) in Atlanta has announced a series of programming changes beginning May 11, highlighted by new talent additions and expanded roles across its weekday and weekend lineup. Four-time Emmy Award-winning broadcaster Francesca Amiker will join “The Big Tigger Morning Show” as co-host, airing weekdays from 6-10am ET. Amiker most recently served as a host
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Bleav Adds Alvarez, Waller To Ad Leadership Team
Bleav has expanded its advertising leadership team with the hiring of Maryann Alvarez (far left) and Gretchen Waller as Directors of Partnerships. Alvarez and Waller will be responsible for developing partnerships with brands and agencies, while driving sponsorship, advertising and integrated marketing opportunities across the company’s portfolio of more than 500 shows distributed via podcast platforms,
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2026 Nominees For The 2026 Radio Hall of Fame
The Museum of Broadcast Communications has announced the 24 nominees for the 2026 Radio Hall of Fame class. Nominees were selected by the Radio Hall of Fame Nominating Committee, with input from both industry professionals and listeners. Voting will begin April 24 and run through May 8, with nearly 1,000 industry members receiving ballots to vote
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Insite | AM/FM Dominates Honda Drivers’ Audio Time
A new blog post from the Cumulus Media | Westwood One Audio Active Group highlights how artificial intelligence can assist local advertisers in media planning, while also pointing to new data showing the continued dominance of AM/FM radio among auto buyers. The report, citing findings from Edison Research’s “Share of Ear” study, examines audio consumption
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Mar ’26, 6+ Baltimore, Detroit, Miami, San Diego, St. Louis, Tampa, Washington, DC
RADIO RATINGS FOR SUBSCRIBING STATIONS BALTIMORE | DETROIT | MIAMI-FT. LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD | SAN DIEGO | ST. LOUIS | TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG-CLEARWATER | WASHINGTON, DC Ratings coming Wednesday at 5PM(EST): Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, OH, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Orlando and Pittsburgh.
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Trusty Speaks On Broadcasters’ Public Interest Role
At the NAB Show 2026, FCC Commissioner Olivia Trusty outlined her vision for how broadcasters can fulfill the long-standing “public interest” standard, emphasizing localism, accountability and the need for updated policies in a rapidly evolving media landscape. In remarks titled “Finding the Angel of the Public Interest,” Trusty drew on historical context, referencing a 1998
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