eQB NOW This week’s eQB Cover Story features Amber Miller, PD Of Modern Rock WEQX, on the unique experience of programming an independently-owned station, the Modern Rock format in 2012 and more. In Programming To Win, Arbitron’s Jon Miller finds that moving from diary market ratings to PPM is like jumping from college sports to the pros. Question of the Week asks: If corporate Santa could grant your (radio station/record label) one wish this holiday season what would it be and why? Plus, Hot Shots and the FMQB History Page. [more]
Cameron Strang To Oversee WBR West Coast Operations Strang adds new duties at Warner Bros. Records, as Co-President/CEO Todd Moscowitz resigns. [more]
Republic Records Names Gary Spangler SVP Of Promotion & Operations Republic continues its recent run of executive promotions, appointing Gary Spangler as SVP of Promotion & Operations. [more]
Clear Channel Facing 2016 Debt Issues Clear Channel has over $10 billion in debt that will come due in 2016, which concerns analysts. [more]
Another Round Of Nationwide Clear Channel Layoffs [more]
CC-L.A. Programmers Ivey, Pilat To Focus On National Duties, KIIS Clear Channel's John Ivey and Julie Pilat will step down from PD duties for KHHT and KYSR/L.A. [more]
Sen. Corker Fighting Internet Radio Fairness Act Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) has penned a letter to his peers, opposing the proposed royalty legislation. [more]
Could iTunes 11 Launch Lead To Apple's Streaming Radio Service? [more]
Radio One Consolidates Syndication One With Reach Media [more]
Pandora Reports Revenue Increase In Third Quarter [more]
Ken Charles Named VP Of Programming For Clear Channel-Sacramento [more]
Study: 20 Percent Of Young Listeners Are Heavy Radio Users [more]
FCC Delays Media Ownership Rule Review Again [more]
In Brief - December 3, 2012 Scott Jameson named OM of Cumulus-Minneapolis, Dave Ramsey to be inducted into the NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame, Triad Broadcasting sold to L&L Broadcasting [more]
In Brief - December 4, 2012 Rhythmic AC KJHM/Denver names Randy "Bubba" Black as PD/morning host, iTunes Music Store opens in 56 more countries [more]