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Minnesota Vikings Inks 7-Year Extension with 100.3 KFAN
RADIO ONLINE | Friday, September 27, 2024 |
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The Minnesota Vikings and iHeartMedia Minneapolis have extended their broadcast partnership for another seven years, ensuring continued coverage of the team's preseason, regular season and postseason games on Sports KFXN-FM (100.3 KFAN) and News/Talk KTLK-AM. The agreement extends through the 25th year of KFAN serving as the flagship station for the Vikings Radio Network. It also includes co-produced Vikings content on KFAN and promotional events across iHeartMedia's Minneapolis platforms.
Vikings CMO Martin Nance said, "We're thrilled to announce the extension of our long-term partnership, which will bring our content to an even wider audience through iHeartMedia's cutting-edge radio and podcast networks. This collaboration not only enables our teams at the Minnesota Vikings and iHeartMedia to connect with more listeners in real time, but it also harnesses the power of advanced technology to deliver the high-quality, engaging programming our audiences expect and love."
iHeartMedia Minneapolis Market President Greg Alexander remarked, "We are delighted to continue our long-term partnership with the Minnesota Vikings. Next season will mark our 25th anniversary together. Our relationship has been fantastic over the years, and as we keep collaborating, we will uncover new opportunities to create outstanding experiences for our listeners."
Vikings Chief Revenue Officer John Penhollow commented, "The extension of this partnership is a key part of our growth strategy, allowing us to innovate with iHeartMedia to find new ways to enhance the listener experience."
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