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From Radio Insight: FCC ActionsFollowing a proposal submitted last week from Commander Communications Corporation on behalf of its “Smooth Soul 100.5” WRTM-FM Sharon MS, the FCC is seeking comments in regards to creating a new station class “A10” with a maximum of 10,000 watts effective radiated power (ERP) and 100 meters height above average terrain (HAAT). The proposal also seeks to amend existing facility requirements and minimum distance separation requirements to accommodate the new FM station class. The Class A10 stations would be required to operate with between 6kW and 10kW ERP at the equivalent of 100 meters HAAT. The proposal is another attempt to create a station class between a Class A and C3 following the rejected Class C4 proposal that would’ve created a class of stations operating at 12kW from a reference antenna height of 100 meters above average terrain in Zone II. Unlike that proposal, the A10 class is meant to be utilized across all zones. The proposal with the proposed spacing requirements can be read here. License CancellationsDockins Broadcast Group has turned in the license for Classic Rock “The Zone” 960 WGRO/99.7 W259CU Lake City FL. WGRO had gone silent in February due to technical problems with voltage relative to its directional towers. Dockins had surrendered WGRO’s license in February before asking for it to be rescinded and replaced by a Silent STA. Townsquare Media’s Tri Cities Divestiture Trust has turned in the license of the former Classic Hits ?97.5 Kool-FM? KOLW Basin City/Kennewick WA. Harold Sudbury Jr.’s Newport Broadcasting Company has surrendered the licenses of 104.9 KHPA and 1490 KXAR Hope AR as they near the one year anniversary of going silent due to storm damage. Sudbury sold his six other stations last September. Silent Notifications Knight Broadcasting’s 1440 KUHL Santa Maria CA (Transmitter site sold at auction) Knight Broadcasting’s 96.7 KSYV Solvang CA (Awaiting FCC approval of donation of station) FM ChangesEntravision proposes relocating its three Rio Grande Valley FMs to the tower of their KFXV-TV. The three stations will utilize a combined antenna This content is for Premium Annual and Premium Monthly members only. Visit the site and log in/register to read. more

From Radio Insight: Morgan Murphy Media’s QueenB Radio has made significant cuts at its Spokane stations. The “Dave, Ken & Molly” morning show at Hot AC “92.9 ZZU” KZZU-FM Spokane. Originally known “The Breakfast Boys”, Dave Sposito and Ken Hopkins were both with the station in the 1980s and were first paired together in mornings in 1992 at then CHR “Zoo-FM” with Allen joining them in 1998. In 2002, the show moved to then sister Hot AC “Star 96.9” KEZE with Allen following them in middays. The trio would move back to KZZU in 2005 when KEZE flipped to Hip Hop and KZZU from CHR to Hot AC. Hopkins has held programming roles at KZZU as PD and/or Operations Manager since 1989. Emily Maguire departs as midday voicetracker at KZZU. The San Diego based Maguire was part of “The DSC” in mornings at multiple stations in that market from 2001 to 2022. At News/Talk “920 News Now” KXLY, Program Director/morning anchor Dave Spencer exits. Spencer was on his third tenure at the company starting at KZZU in 1991. He would hold multiple roles including traffic reporter, sports host, and Music Director at KEZE. He would then join Dave, Ken & Molly as producer from 2006-10. He would join iHeartMedia Conservative Talk 590 KQNT from 2012-20 with time as morning producer, co-host and Program Director and would then join KXLY in January 2022. KXLY will replace the morning show with a simulcast of KXLY-TV’s morning news. Morgan Murphy Media Vice President of Radio Tery Garras told KXLY-TV, ?We are restructuring operations to reflect current economic conditions while maintaining our commitment to our loyal listeners, partners, and community into the future.” more

From Radio Insight: Hispanic Heritage Council of Western New York’s Sin Fronteras WNY has partnered with Buffalo Toronto Public Media to launch Spanish Public “Radio Bilingue” on 88.7 WBFO-HD3 Buffalo. The station for now will run the national network based out of Fresno CA, but intends to add local shows and sponsors in the coming months. Casimiro Rodriguez, President and Founder of the Hispanic Heritage Council of Western New York and of Sin Fronteras WNY stated, ?This is a monumental step forward to bring Hispanic/Latino programming to our growing Hispanic community here in WNY, and we are grateful for the partnership with Buffalo Toronto Public Media. This has been in the works for many years, and I am delighted that it has finally come into fruition. We?ve already got a local talk show program in production and several sponsors signed on. It won?t be long before our local community will hear local voices on the station.? Buffalo Toronto Public Media President/CEO Tom Calderone added, ?Similar to our Adaptive Sports initiatives and WBFO?s What?s Next, Radio Biling?e aligns closely with Buffalo Toronto Public Media?s mission to support communities typically overlooked by traditional media. Through this partnership with Sin Fronteras WNY and the Hispanic Heritage Council, Radio Biling?e will serve and celebrate our Latino audiences from Southern Ontario to the Southern Tier.” more

From Radio Online: After decades on the air, KZZU-FM/Spokane morning hosts "Dave, Ken and Molly" were ousted on Thursday after their program was canceled as part of corporate restructuring at the Hot AC outlet. Also out is co-owned News/Talk KXLY 920 News Now's morning show. "We are restructuring More...

From Radio Online: Bustos Media Holdings has filed applications to deploy ZoneCasting technology from GeoBroadcast Solutions (GBS) for its stations KTZM and KDDS in the greater Seattle metro. If approved, Seattle (#12) becomes the largest market to deploy the technology. Geo-Targeting will enable KTZM More...

From Radio Insight: Nielsen continues its releases of the May 2024 diary surveys today. Today’s markets include monthly ratings for Albany/Schenectady/Troy, and Syracuse. Coming next week: On Monday, June 24: Monthly ratings for Dayton, Fort Myers, Grand Rapids, Metro Fairfield County, Tucson, and Tulsa. On Tuesday, June 25: Monthly ratings for Albuquerque, Allentown/Bethlehem, El Paso, Dayton, Fresno, Honolulu, Knoxville, and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. On Wendesday, June 26: Monthly ratings for Akron, Bakersfield, Charleston SC, Harrisburg/Lebanon/Carlisle, and Omaha/Council Bluffs. On Thursday, June 27: Monthly ratings for Columbia SC, Des Moines, Little Rock, Monterey/Salinas/Santa Cruz, Spokane, and Springfield MA. On Friday, June 28: Monthly ratings for Colorado Springs, Madison, Mobile, Toledo, and Wichita. more

From Radio Insight: Good Karma Brands’ Sports “710 ESPN LA” KSPN Los Angeles has completed its “Announcement Week” with the reveal of a new weekday lineup to debut on Monday, September 9. KSPN will continue to carry ESPN Radio’s “Unsportsmanlike” with Evan Cohen, Chris Canty and Michelle Smallmon in early mornings, but will replace the 7-10am replayed portion of the show with a live clearance of Mike Greenberg’s “Greeny” from 7-9am and moving the remainder of its lineup up by an hour. Travis Rodgers and Allen Sliwa will move from 10am-1pm to 9am-12pm, Steve Mason and John Ireland will follow from 12-3pm, and Jorge Sedano and Scott Kaplan from 3-6pm. The lineup change follows the announcements of the additions of USC football and basketball and Los Angeles Kings hockey this week along with signing Kaplan to a contract extension. https://x.com/ESPNLosAngeles/status/1804200840980500575 more

From Radio Online: KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City introduces the new podcast "Dating at Her Age." Hosted by the duo of KSL NewsRadio reporter Debbie Dujanovic and producer Caitlyn Johnston, this podcast promises a refreshing take on love, relationships and the humorous mishaps of modern dating across More...

From Radio Online: iHeartPodcasts and Pushkin Industries launch "Medal of Honor: Stories of Courage," a new podcast that tells the extraordinary tales of some of our nation's heroes. Each week, host Malcolm Gladwell will profile one Medal of Honor recipient's life and courageous actions while exploring themes like what it is More...

From Radio Insight: Townsquare Media’s Tri Cities Divestiture Trust has turned in the license of the former Classic Hits “97.5 Kool-FM” KOLW Basin City/Kennewick WA. Overseen by trustee Alan Blum, the trust was created in 2022 following Townsquare’s purchase of Cherry Creek Media that brought both company’s clusters in the Kennewick/Richland/Pasco market together. At the time of closing, Townsquare moved KOLW’s CHR “Kiss-FM” format to 105.3 KONA-FM Kennewick and flipped KOLW to Classic Hits “97.5 Kool-FM” resurrecting the branding heard on the station from 2004 to 2013. That programming would remain until the station was taken silent in January with Blum noting, ?Due to economic conditions in the market, the licensee was forced to take the station off the air temporarily. The licensee respectfully requests special temporary authority for the station to remain silent. The licensee will promptly notify the Commission when it is able to resume station operations.? Townsquare’s Kennewick/Richland/Pasco cluster includes: Regional Mexican ?La Super 92.5? KZHR, “97 Rock” 97.1 KXRX, Hot AC “98.3 The Key” KEYW, Country 102.7 KORD, CHR “105.3 Kiss-FM” KONA-FM, News/Talk 610 KONA, News/Talk 870/98.7 KFLD, and the Pacific Northwest AG Network. more

From Radio Insight: iHeartMedia has launched its Bilingual Soft AC “Magic” brand in a third market as the company launches “Magic 107.1” K296GT/KHUD-HD2 Tucson AZ. Much like its previous launches in Miami and Fort Myers, the brand features a mix of English and Spanish music with Spanish imaging and personalities. It becomes the company’s third Spanish brand in the market joining Spanish CHR “Mega 97.1” KMMA and “Tejano 1600” KXEW. The new format will target multiple stations in the market including Lotus’ combo of AC “94.9 Mix-FM” KMXZ and Spanish AC “Exito 93.3” K227DX/KCMT-HD2. more

From Radio Insight: The good news about Top 40 was coming in at a fairly rapid clip last week. I profiled WKST (96.1 Kiss) Pittsburgh, Pa., and WHTZ (Z100) New York, but May?s PPM ratings had two dozen other success stories I could have as easily written about. (WRVW Nashville went 4.9-5.8 later that day, along with several other rebounds.) Last Tuesday, Billboard published a story about the reduced footprint of bringbacks and reissues on the Hot 100, attributed to a better flow of superstar product. That Wednesday, LiveLine?s John Garabedian noted that the bulk of the syndicated night show?s requests were suddenly for new music. That same day, the Washington Post declared* ?The Song of Summer is Happening Whether You Like It or Not? after years of being ?not worth talking about.?* That made this tweet the next day from the Wall Street Journal that much more curious: For pop fans, the first half of 2024 was supposed to be the best ever, with new albums from Taylor Swift, Beyonc?, Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish and Dua Lipa. As it turns out, ?Pop Girl Spring??as some called it?has ended up?kind of meh. more

From Radio Online: Audacy names Chris Kinard as its Sports Format Vice President. In this role, he'll lead brand and format strategy and execution for the company's Sports portfolio. Kinard will continue to serve as Vice President of Sports Programming and Cluster Director of Operations for Audacy in Washington DC, including More...

From Radio Online: Cumulus Media elevates Alex Cadelago to Regional Vice President overseeing the Albuquerque, Tucson and Houston markets, effective July 1. Cadelago currently serves as Vice President/Market Manager for the company's cluster in Houston and adds oversight responsibilities for Albuquerque and Tucson. Prior to More...

From Radio Insight: Bob ColeThe majority of the airstaff of KOKE-FM Austin will make the move to Audacy’s new ?95.9 Texas Country? K240EL/KKMJ-HD3 Austin starting Monday, June 24. Bob Cole and Eric Raines will host mornings from 6-10am. Deena Blake will follow in middays from 10am-3pm with Raines also hosting afternoons from 3-7pm. The trio had been heard in those timeslots on Genuine Austin Radio’s 99.3 KOKE-FM Thorndale/98.5 K253AN Sunset Valley/KTXX-HD2 until the lease of those stations to Norsan Media ahead of a sale took effect on June 1 and the brand moved online only. Audacy launched their new Texas Country brand the week prior on May 24. Deena BlakeCole and Raines were both minority partners in KOKE-FM owner Genuine Austin Radio. The pair were involved in the 2012 launch of KOKE-FM. Cole previously spent 21 years at iHeartMedia Austin hosting mornings on Country 98.1 KVET-FM and serving as Operations Manager after a previous stint at the original 95.5 KOKE-FM as PD/morning host. He was inducted into the Country Radio Hall of Fame in 2003 and Texas Radio Hall of Fame in 2008 and also serves as the stadium announcer for University of Texas football and baseball. Raines, who also programmed and hosted afternoons at KOKE-FM, also worked with Cole at KVET-FM and programmed KUSJ/KLTD Temple TX. Blake has previously spent time at KASE Austin, WSIX Nashville, WMZQ Washington DC, and WUSN Chicago. Audacy Austin VP/Programming and Operations Nikki Nite commented on their addition, “Bob, Eric and Deena are homegrown talents that have connected with listeners beyond the state of Texas by capturing the true essence of Country: authenticity. This is a robust lineup that will easily bond with Austin through their commitment to the city and its culture. We are eager to begin this chapter at Austin?s 95.9 Texas Country with this charming trio!” Eric RainesCole stated, “I?ve been a proud ?local radio guy? my entire life. Audacy has gifted me the ability to continue my long-standing relationship with listeners in Austin and serve my community on another level. Thank you to Doug Abernethy, Nikki Nite and Tim Roberts for their leadership and support.” Raines added, “?Thank you, Audacy, for the opportunity to do what I love most ? get on the air and champion music from this scene. I look forward to fueling the shared passion my listeners and I have for this format on Austin?s 95.9 Texas Country and building up the community we?ve already established. It?s going to be one great ride together!” Blake commented, “?I?m thrilled to continue my radio journey and join the team at Austin?s 95.9 Texas Country, a brand new station that shares my love of Texas and Classic Country,? said Blake. ?Here?s to making memories, great music and a new home!? Audacy states that additional on-air staff and programming updates will be made in the coming weeks. more

From Radio Online: Audacy's KKMJ-HD3 (95.9 Texas Country)/Austin taps Bob Cole (pictured) and Eric Raines to host mornings from 6-10am, effective June 24. During his 30-year radio career in Austin, Cole recreated and launched KOKE-FM and has received numerous recognitions, including being inducted into the Country Music Radio More...

From Radio Insight: Cumulus Media Houston VP/Market Manager Alex Cadelago has been promoted to Regional Vice President adding oversight of the company’s Albuquerque and Tucson markets. Cadelago will report to President of Operations Dave Milner with Albuquerque VP/MM Jeff Berry and Tucson VP/MM Ken Kowalcek reporting to him. Cadalego has overseen CHR 104.1 KRBE Houston since 2014 after previously serving as Director of Sales for CBS Radio Houston and Local Sales Manager for Clear Channel Houston. Milner stated, ?Alex is an extremely effective and capable leader. His track record in Houston has been outstanding, so it?s a logical progression for him to help lead both Albuquerque and Tucson.? Cadalego added, “I am honored to have the opportunity to work with our amazing teams in Albuquerque and Tucson and am looking forward to building upon the success Jeff and Ken have achieved in these regions. I would like to thank Mary Berner and Dave Milner for their support in expanding my role with Cumulus, and Dan Bennett for his mentorship over the past ten years.? more

From Radio Insight: Audacy has promoted Chris Kindard to Sports Format Vice President. Kinard will continue in his roles as VP/Sports Programming, Washington DC Director of Operations, and PD of “106.7 The Fan” WJFK-FM, “980 The Team” WTEM and Classic Hits “94.7 The Drive” WIAD. He has been with the cluster since 1998 joining then Hot Talk 106.7 WJFK an an intern and later producer. He rose to Brand Manager in 2007 through its 2009 flip to Sports later rising to Operations Manager in 2019 and adding duties for WIAD and WTEM in 2020. In the new role Kinard will lead Sports brand and format strategy and execution for the company collaborating with Vice President of Sports Danny Freisinger on the company?s multiplatform content strategy and production. ?We are privileged at Audacy to benefit from the best local sports content thought leaders in the country and Chris has distinguished himself through his leadership of WJFK-FM and WTEM-AM in D.C. over many years,? said Jeff Sottolano, Executive Vice President and Head of Programming, Audacy. ?I am excited to see Chris take on this new role and partner with our local and central leadership on further strengthening our unrivaled position in sports.? ?I’m thrilled for the opportunity to lead our best-in-class local sports radio stations,? said Kinard. ?Audacy is home to the most-listened-to brands and the most impactful local voices in sports, and we have an exciting future ahead. I?m thankful to Jeff Sottolano, Dave Richards and Danny Freisinger for this opportunity.? Kinard takes the Sports format role that had been held by former WFAN New York/Infinity Sports Network PD Spike Eskin prior to his move back to Philadelphia to host afternoons on 94.1 WIP. more

From Radio Insight: The Adrian Eddleman led Liberty Radio of Camden agrees to purchase Country “The Bee” 95.9 WRJB and 99.7 W259BN Camden TN from Lisa Richardson’s Community Broadcast Services for $140,000. An LMA took effect on April 25. Eddleman will own 34% of the new station group, Stewart Heath 33%, and Eagle Communications Inc. 33%. Eagle owns fellow “Bee” 95.3 WADI Corinth MS and 1400 WBIP/99.7 W259CP Boonville MS. Faith Radio Network agrees to acquire 1430 WLTG Upper Grand Lagoon/101.7 W269DR Panama City FL from Laurie Broadcasting for $150,000. The buyer has been operating WLTG via Time Brokerage Agreement since August 2021 as Spanish Christian “Radio Fe” simulcasting 1070 WFRF Tallahassee. Faith Radio Network has applied to convert WLTG to a non-commercial license as it becomes their second station in Panama City joining Christian “Faith Radio” 1290 WPCF/93.1 W226CJ Panama City. Sonshine Broadcasting Company sells Christian 1290 WKLB/104.5 W283AH Manchester KY to Word Broadcasting Network for $275,000. The buyer owns multiple stations in the Louisville market, while their President Robert Rodgers is the controlling owner of the seller. more

From Radio Online: Wednesday marked the end of an era as Gunner, the cowboy persona from East Tennessee, retired from his long-standing role as a radio host. His final broadcast was Wednesday night from Cumulus Media's WIVK-FM/Knoxville, where over the years, he's had the privilege of meeting or interviewing numerous More...

From Radio Online: The Los Angeles Kings ink a new multi-year broadcast partnership with Good Karma Brands' KSPN-AM (ESPN Los Angeles 710), bringing the team back to radio. This deal will feature select games on the Sports outlet throughout the season, with all games accessible via the ESPN LA app. More...

From Radio Insight: Nielsen continues its releases of the May 2024 diary surveys today. Today’s markets include monthly ratings for Birmingham, Buffalo/Niagara Falls, , Greenville/Spartanburg, Richmond, and Rochester. Other markets coming this week include: On Friday, June 21: Monthly ratings for Albany/Schenectady/Troy, and Syracuse. more

From Radio Online: Acast and media agency OMD have conducted a new study highlighting the effectiveness of podcast advertising as a medium for both brand building and driving sales. The study reveals that podcast advertising not only surpasses other media in brand building but is also highly effective More...

From Radio Online: Mix Group voiceover talent Brian Whitaker returns to Saga's KIOA-FM (93.3 KIOA) in Des Moines as its new imaging voice. Whitaker previously spent 20 years at the Classic Hits outlet as the Creative Services Director, but exited in 2020 after his position was eliminated. Whitaker said, "It's great to be More...

From Radio Online: Good Karma Brands and KSPN (ESPN Los Angeles 710 AM) ink a partnership with the University of Southern California (USC), becoming the official broadcast home of USC Athletics including USC Football, USC Men's Basketball and USC Women's Basketball. Beginning this fall, the Sports outlet will provide coverage More...

From Radio Online: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is inviting public comments on a proposal to establish a new class of FM broadcast stations, Class A10. This initiative was prompted by a petition from Commander Communication Corporation, which was officially submitted on June 13. The proposed Class A10 stations More...

From Radio Insight: Days after announcing the return of USC football and basketball to the station, Good Karma Brands Sports “710 ESPN LA” KSPN Los Angeles has announced a partnership with the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings. KSPN will carry approximately 25 Kings games on-air in the 2024-25 season with the remainder being available on both the station and the team’s apps. Since 2018, the Kings had been heard exclusively on the iHeartRadio app. The ESPN LA app will also feature Kings podcasts and additional content created for the franchise. Kings President Luc Robitaille stated, “It?s great to be part of the ESPN Radio Family once again and we are thrilled to be partnering with their passionate team to take our radio play-by-play and audio programming forward. We look forward to bringing the excitement of LA Kings hockey to our core fanbase while also having the opportunity to reach new listeners. We are also thrilled to work with the on-air talent and leadership at ESPN Radio 710, who share our vision and are long-time friends based at L.A. LIVE.” Good Karma Vice President Sam Pines said, “Our partnership with the LA Kings allows us to bring fans closer to the action than ever before. Both of our fan bases can look forward to an enhanced live broadcast experience with all games streamed on the all-new ESPN LA App as well as expanded Kings coverage, year-round. This collaboration opens new avenues for our partners, providing them with unique opportunities to engage with a passionate sports audience.” KSPN previously carried Kings games from 2002 to 2006. It also is the home to the Los Angeles Lakers, Rams, Angels, LAFC, and USC. more

From Radio Insight: Pictured L to R: Tom Mailey, one-half of ?Pat and Tom?, Jim Robertson, Meg Stevens, Mike Moore, and Cody Alan. Photo Credit: Kayla SchoenCountry Radio Broadcasters held the 2024 Country Radio Hall of Fame dinner ceremony last night at the Virgin Hotel in Nashville. The even saw the inductions of personalities Cody Alan of SiriusXM and Pat Still and Tom Mailey of 105.1 KNCI Sacramento along with programmers Mike Moore currently of WKHX Atlanta, Meg Stevens of WUBL Atlanta, and Jim Robertson formerly of KIKK Houston and WOKG Ocala and President’s Award Recipient Scott Borchetta, Chairman/CEO of Big Machine Label Group. Blair Garner served as emcee. Nominations for the 2025 Country Radio Hall of Fame can be made at this link. The Class of 2025 will be revealed at CRS 2025, on February 19-21, 2025. The full ceremony can be seen here: Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc. hosted the 2024 Country Radio Hall of Fame dinner ceremony last night, June 19, at the Virgin Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. The yearly event was an incredible celebration that showcased the history and culture of country radio. Enjoying a night filled with touching tributes and heartfelt speeches, guests were left with a memorable impression listening to the stories and careers of those who were honored as the night?s inductees. This year’s inductees included on-air personalities Cody Alan (SiriusXM) and the duo Pat and Tom (KNCI/Sacramento), alongside off-air luminaries Mike Moore (WKHX/Atlanta), Jim Robertson (retired, KIKK/Houston, WOGK/Gainesville/Ocala), and Meg Stevens (WUBL/Atlanta). This year, Scott Borchetta, the Chairman and CEO of Big Machine Label Group, received the honor of the 2024 CRB President’s Award. This award is bestowed upon individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and played a vital role in shaping the success of the Country Radio Seminar and its mission to advance the country radio format. Among countless achievements, Borchetta’s innovative business strategies have also earned him spots on Billboard?s Power 100 list and Fast Company?s 100 Most Creative People in Business. Blair Garner served as the master of ceremonies for the event. About the Inductees: Cody Alan is currently heard every morning on SiriusXM’s “The Highway,” and carries expertise as a programmer and music director. He has held notable positions on CMT and CBS-TV, including hosting the celebrated New Year’s Eve broadcast from Nashville. Pat & Tom create a deep connection with their listeners. Their tenure at KNCI is marked by unwavering high ratings, with the recent years being some of the most successful in their storied history. Mike Moore has a distinguished career spanning over three decades in country radio. His career path also boasts successful stints at industry heavyweights like WSIX in Nashville, WWKA in Orlando, and WWYZ in Hartford. Jim Robertson has an impressive four-decade tenure in country radio. His role as Operations Manager at KIKK AM/FM in Houston from 1986 to 1993 was marked by a period of dominance, where the station enjoyed consistent top rankings, securing the #1 or #2 spot in 25 out of 27 ratings periods among adults aged 25-54. This exceptional performance earned him the Country Music Association’s Large Market Program Director of the Year award in both 1987 and 1988. Meg Stevens? leadership credentials are burnished by her role in developing three Country Radio Hall of Fame morning shows, including those helmed by Jim Mantel, Laurie De Young, and Paul Schadt. Since 2019, Stevens has been at the programming helm of iHeart’s WUBL in Atlanta and serves as SVPP for the Atlanta market. more

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From Radio Insight: iHeartMedia is getting active on the domain registration front as the Spring book comes to an end. Plus a possible C&D coming to Cleveland and a single artist brand stunt. This content is for Premium Annual and Premium Monthly members only. Visit the site and log in/register to read. more