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Audacy Restructuring Could Force Station Divestment

Audacy

Audacy is seeking approval from the FCC to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy. In a move prompted by restructuring, Audacy is set to divest one of its stations in South Carolina. Since it is essentially becoming a new company, the transition means its forfeit its legacy status at its Greenville-Spartanburg More

CSS Appoints Callihan as Sr. Business Development Lead

Stephanie Callihan

Veteran broadcast media executive Stephanie Callihan joins the business development team at The Center for Sales Strategy (CSS) as a Senior Business Development Lead, bringing over 35 years of experience to CSS. Callihan's career has included ABC Disney, iHeartMedia, Entercom and Cox Media Group. Her career More

Audacy Vice President of News Bill Smee to Exit

Bill Smee

Audacy Vice President of News Bill Smee will depart from the radio giant to move back into consulting and project management. He became the company's VP of News in 2020, overseeing its multi-platform local news brands, including eight all News and eighteen News/Talk stations in 23 markets. Smee previously More

DBC Radio/Savannah Ups Nathan James to Operations Manager

Nathan James

DBC Radio promotes Nathan James to Operations Manager for its six-station cluster in the Savannah-Hilton Head market, effective immediately. James will oversee all programming as well as retaining his Program Director/afternoon on-air duties for Country WUBB-FM (Bob 106.9), while adding Program Director More

Audacy/Wichita Names Tommy Castor as VP of Sales

Tommy Castor

Audacy Wichita names Tommy Castor as the new VP of Sales for the market. He's a 20-year veteran in the radio industry, starting his career with then Entercom in Wichita in 2005. Castor then spent 10 years with crosstown Clear Channel/iHeartMedia, including over six years as a Program Director. After More

WSJ: Audacy Prepares to File Bankruptcy Within Weeks

Audacy

The Wall Street Journal is exclusively reporting that Audacy has reached an agreement with senior lenders to provide financing for a chapter 11 process set to begin within weeks, according to sources. WSJ says the company is preparing to file after declining advertising revenue is prohibiting Audacy from More

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