iHeartMedia, Inc. reports developments across its U.S. audio media business, including broadcast radio, podcasting, digital audio advertising, live events and audio technology. The company operates through the Multiplatform Group, Digital Audio Group, and Audio & Media Services Group, with recurring updates tied to advertising products, audience research, partnerships, music events and financial results.
Company news commonly covers iHeartRadio programming and awards shows, podcast and digital audio monetization, broadcast-radio attribution tools, consumer and advertiser studies, and quarterly earnings releases that discuss segment revenue, Adjusted EBITDA, liquidity and business outlook.
iHeartMedia (NYSE:IHRT) and Audacy have announced a significant content distribution partnership that will bring Audacy's entire broadcast radio portfolio to the iHeartRadio platform. Through this collaboration, over 240 Audacy radio brands and time-shifted podcasts will be available on iHeartRadio's digital streaming service.
The partnership expands Audacy's content reach across more than 500 additional platforms and over 2,000 devices, including smart speakers, digital auto dashes, and gaming consoles. Notable Audacy content coming to iHeartRadio includes 28 sports brands like WFAN in New York, seven of America's top eight most-listened-to All News stations including 1010 WINS, and popular music brands such as KROQ in Los Angeles and 93XRT in Chicago.
iHeartMedia (IHRT) and Bloomberg Media have renewed their podcast partnership, extending iHeartMedia's role as the exclusive distributor of Bloomberg's podcast catalog. Since 2021, the collaboration has produced over 30 podcasts focused on business and finance. The renewed agreement includes the continuation of successful shows like Big Take, In Trust, and Bloomberg Crypto, alongside new launches such as "Levittown" and "Everybody's Business".
The partnership leverages iHeartMedia's position as the #1 global podcast publisher according to Podtrac, combining Bloomberg's high-quality content with iHeart's extensive audience reach. Bloomberg's podcast portfolio covers analysis and insights across business, finance, economics, politics, technology, healthcare, and sports.
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iHeartMedia (Nasdaq: IHRT) has appointed David Hillman as Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Secretary. In his new position, Hillman will manage all legal matters, including compliance, regulatory and corporate governance functions, along with Government Affairs, Business Affairs and Privacy teams.
Hillman brings extensive media experience, most recently serving as Chief Legal Officer at Venu Sports, a sports streaming joint venture between ESPN, FOX and Warner Bros. Discovery. His previous roles include EVP and General Counsel positions at CBS Sports, CBS News & Stations, Simon & Schuster, and Westwood One.
Bob Pittman, Chairman and CEO of iHeartMedia, highlighted Hillman's relevant experience across media businesses and familiarity with the audio industry as key factors in his appointment to help maintain iHeart's position as America's #1 audio company.