Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

AdLarge Names Egan Director of Digital Content & Strategy


Brian Egan
Brian Egan

AdLarge appoints Brian Egan as Director of Digital Content and Strategy, spearheading the expansion of strategic discovery methods to uncover new talent and content creators. Egan has been in the media industry for over a decade working in several different facets. Creator and host of the "Glue Guys" podcast, Egan previously worked with Adlarge in the space when he ran the Almighty Media podcast network. Most recently, Egan created and co-founded Inlet TV, a digital multi-media live streaming platform.

AdLarge Co-CEO Cathy Csukas commented, "Throughout his career, Brian has had the opportunity to work with some of the largest podcasters in the world and brings an impressive depth of experience and entrepreneurial vision to the company. With his leadership, we're focused on finding new marketing and content opportunities and look forward to reaching new levels of success for our clients in 2022."

Egan added, "I can't express how excited I am to join this incredible team of industry-leading professionals. I'm looking forward to contributing to the inspired work they already do for their content partners, with an eye toward expanding their footprint in emerging markets and products. For anyone looking to connect on podcast content, technology, or to just make an introduction - my inbox is wide open."

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

MARC Expands with Lakeland Station Purchase
MARC Radio
MARC Radio
MARC Radio Group is expanding its footprint in Central Florida with the acquisition of several stations serving the Lakeland-Winter Haven market. The company announced it has agreed to purchase Country WPCV-FM (97.5), Adult Hits WONN (1230), W296CS (107.1) and W240DB (95.9), along with Talk WLKF-AM (1430) More

PMI Names Inaugural Board, LaFontaine Oliver as Chair
Public Media Infrastructure (PMI)
Public Media Infrastructure (PMI)
Public Media Infrastructure (PMI) has appointed its inaugural Board of Trustees, naming LaFontaine Oliver as Chair and adding five new members representing stations across the country. Oliver, Executive Chair of New York Public Radio, will lead the board as PMI begins formal operations. The new trustees More

Prendergast Named Life 107.1 Des Moines Station Manager
Mike Prendergast
Mike Prendergast
Northwestern Media has named Mike Prendergast Station Manager of KNWI (Life 107.1) in Des Moines, beginning March 16. Previously, he provided special assistance on programming operations for Pillar Media's KJHM-FM (Star 101.5) in Denver. Prendergast is also the former Program Director at KLTY in Dallas. In More
Advertisement

Bloomberg Launches "Bloomberg This Weekend"
David Gura, Lisa Mateo & Christina Ruffini
David Gura, Lisa Mateo & Christina Ruffini
Bloomberg will expand its live business and global news coverage to seven days a week with the debut of "Bloomberg This Weekend," a new three-hour program premiering February 28 at 7am ET. The show will air Saturday and Sunday mornings and simulcast worldwide across Bloomberg's audio, video and digital More

FCC Orders Steve Hegwood Stations to Pay Fees
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Communications Commission
The FCC has ordered two Georgia FM stations owned by radio executive Steve Hegwood to pay outstanding regulatory fees or face possible license revocation. In separate Orders to Pay or to Show Cause released February 11, the FCC said Core Communicators North LLC and Core Communicators South LLC -- More

iHeartRadio, DonorsChoose Name Final Teacher Winners
Thank A Teacher
Thank A Teacher
iHeartRadio and DonorsChoose have announced the final five winners in their nationwide "Thank a Teacher" campaign, concluding a yearlong effort that recognized educators across the country and awarded $50,000 in classroom funding. Launched in July 2025, the initiative invited listeners in more than 160 More

Return to Menu

Advertisement

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Radio news and headlines delivered right to your e-mail box -- and it's free.

Advertisement

Advertisement