Urban Insite

Hello Urban Radio, Our communities are making history right now. Early voting turnout across the country is breaking records, with more than 14 million ballots cast. That’s what it looks like when we show up for each other. But this is just the beginning. The work has only just begun. Between now and November 3, our

50 Cent has scored a legal victory over Tia Kemp after a judge granted his request for a temporary injunction to protect his 14-year-old son.  According to court documents obtained by TMZ, a Florida judge issued the temporary injunction, ordering the online content creator and TikTok star to stay at least 500 feet away from

iHeartRadio has launched “Lite Mode,” a feature that lets listeners switch between the app’s full functionality and a simplified interface focused on their current listening and frequently used content. Available on iOS and Android, Lite Mode can be activated through a toggle at the top of the mobile app’s homepage. The interface provides access to

The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has released a new guide arguing that incomplete campaign data can obscure audio advertising’s effectiveness in media mix models, potentially influencing how advertisers allocate budgets. “Amplifying Audio’s Impact in MMM: A Follow-up to the Beginner’s Guide” examines where campaign details are lost across eight handoffs in the buying and measurement process.

SummitMedia has named Matt “Brodie” Lesley Brand Manager of its four-station cluster in Knoxville. He will also host middays on Country WCYQ (100.3 The Wolf). Lesley most recently served as Program Director and afternoon host for WNOK in Columbia, SC, and WWXM in Myrtle Beach, SC, from 2019 to 2026. During that time, he was

Urban radio every where has something to talk about all day. Former President Barack Obama is in metro Atlanta on Wednesday to rally support for Democratic candidates Sen. Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottoms. Bottoms spoke earlier, making a pitch for why she should be governor. She was followed by Ossoff, who introduced Obama. Obama called out the

Lil Durk is getting support from two of rap’s biggest names in his bid to get out of jail following his acquittal on murder-for-hire charges. Jay-Z and J. Cole submitted letters to a federal judge on Tuesday, Billboard reports. The music heavyweights are supporting Durk’s motion for bail. The Chicago rapper, real name Durk Banks, was found not