Radio Lazer’s National Lineup Set
Lazer Broadcasting’s signature Radio Lazer-branded group of regional Mexican stations recently debuted a “sometimes crazy morning show.”
Now, the full on-air lineup is now set.
A look at Jacobson’s discussions on the U.S. radio industry, and comments made to newspapers, radio stations and television stations.
Lazer Broadcasting’s signature Radio Lazer-branded group of regional Mexican stations recently debuted a “sometimes crazy morning show.”
Now, the full on-air lineup is now set.
A Spanish-language radio host presently serving as a baseball play-by-play announcer for Fox Deportes has joined MLC Media Services to helm a new syndicated general-interest morning show being offered to Hispanic radio stations across the U.S. Starting Jan. 14, Carlos Alvarez takes on hosting duties for the newly launched “El Cotorreo con Carlos Alvarez.” A general-interest program, El Cotorreo will feature…
Like the “Radio Lazer” regional Mexican presentation heard on Lazer Broadcasting Corp. stations across the Golden State? Now you can place it on your radio station, thanks to a joint syndication effort forged by Oxnard, Calif.-based Lazer, headed by Alfredo Plascencia, and Houston-based SuiteRadio LLC. The 24/7 local affiliation service will be represented exclusively on a national level…
A 12 1/2 year Univision Radio veteran has accepted the role of Program Director for one of its biggest Spanish-language radio stations, joining Enrique Santos.
Enrique Santos now has a lieutenant to assist him in the build-out of iHeartMedia’s Hispanic media activities. Pedro Javier González, most recently VP/Content at Univision Radio, has been given the role of SVP/Programming for iHeartLatino.
Univision Communications has set a new leadership team in a move the company says “will maximize efficiencies while heightening partner, regional and local strategic focus.”
Nominations are being accepted now for the 2017 Medallas de Cortez awards, in eight categories. They will be presented at the Hispanic Radio Conference, March 28-29 in Fort Lauderdale
Chris Carrillo, a veteran of SBS’s Los Angeles operations, has been named VP/GM for the Spanish-language duo. He officially replaces Marko Radlovic, who exited in July.
As reported July 22 by Al Peterson’s NTS MediaOnline Today, KKSF-AM 910 in San Francisco has dropped its Talk lineup in favor of the syndicated ESPN Deportes Radio Spanish-language Sports network.
The L.A. Rams, who are returning to Los Angeles with the 2016-17 season after moving to St. Louis after the 1994-95 season, this afternoon announced that it has reached an exclusive rights agreement with Lotus Broadcasting’s KWKW-AM 1330 — the ESPN Deportes Radio affiliate serving Southern California.
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