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Cumulus Media has become the first commercial broadcaster to license Xperi’s AutoStage Broadcaster Portal Premium, a new audience intelligence platform that provides near-census-level insights into in-car radio listening. The agreement makes Cumulus the launch partner for the next-generation analytics platform, which uses aggregated connected-car data to provide near-real-time visibility into radio listening behavior. The broadcaster

Travis Scott is facing a lawsuit claiming he attacked and threatened the crew of a chartered yacht in Miami two years ago. Although Scott was arrested for disorderly intoxication and trespassing at Miami Beach Marina in June 2024, no criminal charges were pressed at the time. But now, boat captain Adrian Frometa and charter managers

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You’re Invited: NAGR Radio Listeners Power Call  “A Worshipper’s Perspective” Join us for an inspiring and impactful 90-minute conversation you won’t want to miss! This Thursday, July 16th, NAGR Radio is bringing together two acclaimed worship leaders for a powerful discussion centered around cultivating a lifestyle of worship, leading with integrity, balancing artistry with anointing, and

Cox Media Group (CMG) has named Phil Becker Vice President, Audience & Content Growth for its radio division, a newly created executive position focused on expanding audiences across broadcast and digital platforms. Becker will join CMG Radio on July 20 and will oversee audience growth strategies spanning over-the-air radio, streaming, podcasting, social media and emerging

Broadcasters from 31 states gathered on Capitol Hill Tuesday to urge Congress to pass the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, arguing that preserving AM radio in new vehicles is essential for public safety and emergency communications. Joining the broadcasters were representatives from AARP, the International Association of Fire Chiefs and local emergency management organizations,