- New survey predicts smartphones will link 5 million cars to the internet by 2015
- Summer Song Week 8 - "Dynamite" Is Blowing Up
- The latest Arbitron Spring Quarterlies updated daily at 5 pm ET
- Five Keys to Growing Your Streaming Numbers
- ESPN Deportes Comes to Philadelphia's 860 AM
- S.F. Bay Area's KNEW Drops "Stimulating Talk": Discussion
- Nashville: Revamped "Wolf" Morning Show Debuts
- Chicago: "Kiss" Super-Serves "Katie", Ranks First 18-34
- Breaking News: Baldrica Exits Sony Music Nashville
- Looking for a Job In Radio? Post Your Qualifications In a Free Listing
News
Options
-
Text Size
Share
CBS Radio and Adam Carolla are back together again
Former syndicated morning man Adam Carolla has partnered with CBS Radio to have his podcast featured on CBS stations’ websites. He’ll also program his own streaming radio station, K-ACE, which will feature highlights from his podcasts, along with rock music chosen by Carolla. It debuts Sept. 28 and will be heard on CBS Radio’s streaming platform, Yahoo Music Radio, AOL Radio and on several mobile devices. In addition to featuring the podcast on its websites, ad sales for the podcast will be handled by CBS Radio. Carolla was the morning man based out of CBS Radio’s KLSX (97.1) Los Angeles, before it flipped to top 40 as “Amp” early this year, and he’s had a long history with the company, having been syndicated in mornings across several of its stations after Howard Stern left for Sirius. After leaving KLSX, Carolla decided to take his show online. “The Adam Carolla Podcast” is still available for free on-demand at www.adamcarolla.com and is additionally available for download on iTunes.
Previous and Next Stories
-
Making Moves: Tuesday Morning
-
FAIR's "Hold Their Feet to the Fire" talk radio rally begins in D.C.
-
Pennsylvania's WWGE heading to court to block their tower from being taxed
-
Making Moves: Tuesday Afternoon
-
Insurance company study says talk radio is a distraction to drivers
-
Triton Media buys audience measurement specialist Ando Media
-
XM Canada makes a deal with musicians groups over royalty payments
-
Uganda's government shuts four radio stations, blaming them for riots
-
Latest FCC auction of FM construction permits yields just $5.25 million
-
Making Moves: Wednesday Morning
-
Arbitron turns its PPM technology to measuring digital signage
-
Dallas' newest station will debut November 9 - non-commercial AAA "KXT"
- Radio Remembers: Boston Bruins hockey radio voice Fred Cusick
- Radio Remembers: Louisiana radio station owner Penny Allegood Smith
-
Radio Around the World:
-
Don't look now, but radio stocks are hot on Wall Street
-
Making Moves: Wednesday Afternoon
-
Triad hires a new corporate CFO and a new market manager for Biloxi-Gulf...
-
Radio revenue slid 24.6% in the first half of 2009, says TNS
-
Making Moves Thursday Morning
