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Roberto Isaac Exits Entravision's KLYY-KSSE as OM KSSE-FM (Super Estrella 107.1)/Los Angeles and KLYY-FM (Oye 97.5)/Riverside-San Bernardino OM Roberto Isaac exits the Entravison Spanish outlets. So far, a replacement has not been named. More

Entravison Brings Back "Hero Rocks" In El Paso Four months after flipping Alternative KHRO-FM (94.7 Hero Rocks)/El Paso to "Super Estrella," Entravision's Spanish-language CHR format, the format returns to co-owned KIBV-AM (1650), which is converting to HD Radio. GM David Candelaria says Entravision was pressured to bring Hero back after receiving thousands of More

Entravison Radio Taps Brian Reed as VP/Sales Entravision Radio taps Brian Reed as VP/Sales, overseeing local ad sales across the company's 21 radio markets. He will be based at the company's Los Angeles headquarters. Most recently, Reed served as VP/Director of Sales for Univision Radio and before that was VP/Sales and Marketing for Univision Television. More

Entravision Radio VP/Programming Haz Montana Exits Entravison Radio's Haz Montana exits the company as VP/Programming, a role he had held since December, 2000. Prior to that he was PD of the company's Spanish CHR KSSE-FM (Super Estrella)/Los Angeles. (12-06-04) More

Entravsion Q3 Net Revs Up 9%, Earnings Fall 59% Entravision posted a 9 pecent rise in third quarter net revenue to $70 million from $64.4 million in 2003. Broadcast cash flow climbed 19 percent to to $28 million from $23.5 million, while EBITDA increased 22 percent to $23.6 million from $19.4 million. On a pro forma basis, the company's radio division (excluding divested More

Entravison Buys KBMB/Sacramento for $16.1M Entravision has agreed to acquire Rhythmic CHR KBMB-FM (103.5 The Bomb)/Sacramento from Diamond Radio, headed by Paula Nelson, for $16.1 million. The completed deal will give Entravision a 5-station cluster in Sacaramento, where it also owns Oldies KCCL-FM, Regional Mexican KRCX-FM and Spanish combo KRRE-FM and KCVR-FM. More

Entravison's KLYY-FM/Los Angeles flips to "Oye 97.5 La Cumbia Caliente," a mix of Mexican and Colombian music. (02-17-03) More

Salem Acquires KSZZ-AM/Riverside Salem Communications has agreed to purchase KSZZ-AM (590 khz)/Riverside from Entravison for $6.59 million. At the same time, the Christian radio broadcaster is selling KEYZ-AM (1240 khz) there to Hi-Favor Broadcasting for $4 million. Even though both stations are 1 kw, Salem is essentially trading up for the better coverage More

Entravision Same Station Q4 Net Revenues Up 26% Entravision Communications reported fourth quarter net revenues soared 225 percent to $55.7 million from $17.1 million in 1999, driven primarily by the acquisitions of Latin Communications, Z-Spanish Media and Infinity assets. The company noted that the Infinity assets accounted for $30.1 million of the increased revenues. More

Entravison Adds 4 In McAllen-Brownsville Entravision Communications Corp. has agreed to purchase four FM stations in McAllen-Brownsville from Sunburst Media for $55 million. Included in the deal are Rock KFRQ-FM (94.5 mhz), Spanish KKPS-FM (99.5 mhz), AC KVLY-FM (107.9 mhz), and Classic Hits KVPA-FM (101.1 mhz). The transaction was brokered by Media Venture Partners More

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