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ARN is looking to "inject some fresh, strategic energy" into The Edge. 

ARN responds to Kyle’s requests for show to become an iHeart subscription product The Kyle & Jackie O Show. In the chat, he also revealed his desires to make the show more multi-platform, and to monetise its content. He said he’s been speaking to ARN CEO Ciaran Davis and chief content officer Duncan Campbell about it “for five years now”. “I want that to go through iHeart, and I think that should be a premium, paid-for extra that you don’t get for free,” he said. “We need to keep developing our streaming services.” ...

ARN’s Duncan Campbell praises KIIS FM’s Kyle and Jackie O for making radio history ARN's Duncan Campbell has reason to be in a good mood post ratings survey four of 2021 as he speaks to Mumbrella's Emma Shepherd about KIIS FM Kyle & Jackie O's historic victory of becoming #1 breakfast radio show across both AM and FM bandwidths. July 7, 2021 10:00 The results for survey four are in and Australian Radio Network (ARN) is making history. Kyle and Jackie O have become the #1 breakfast show in Sydney for the first time, with the ARN show breaking its own record share, set survey 3, to hit a vi...

Get Kyle Yesterday Kyle Sandilands and Jackie Henderson topped the Sydney ratings across both AM and FM for the first time. This exclusive extract from Tim Burrowes's new book Media Unmade, which is published today by Hardie Grant, tells the story of how the duo was poached from 2DayFM to Kiis. July 7, 2021 8:09 In Sydney there was a big decision to be made by Southern Cross Austereo. The contracts for Kyle Sandilands and Jackie Henderson in the 2Day FM breakfast slot were up for renewal at the end of 2013. And although The Kyle & Jackie O Show had been number one for the past six years, the ...

Sydney radio ratings: Changing of the guard as Kyle & Jackie O overtake Ben Fordham July 6, 2021 9:51 Kyle and Jackie O have become the #1 breakfast show in Sydney for the first time, with the Australian Radio Network (ARN) show breaking their own record share, set last survey, to hit a monumental 15.5% share (+2.6 percentage points). The KIIS 106.5 breakfast show went ahead of Ben Fordham on Nine’s 2GB, ending the latter’s 17-year run at #1, and despite the Fordham arresting his falling momentum with just a 0.2 point drop to keep a respectively 13.3% share of listening. ARN CEO Ciaran D...