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COX MEDIA GROUP welcomes EMILY BOLDON as the company’s new CMG/ATLANTA Dir./Operations and Dir./AC & Hot AC Content for CMG.  BOLDON recently concluded a 20+ year run at CUMULUS at the end of MARCH (NET NEWS 2/8). In her new roles, she’ll oversee the day-to-day operations at  AC WSB-F (B.98.5) and Classic Hits WSRV (97.1 THE RIVER), along with directing the initiatives of CMG’s AC and Hot AC radio stations nationally.CMG/ATLANTA VP/Market Mgr. JALEIGH LONG ...

After a brief stint in San Antonio as Interim Operations Manager for their San Antonio cluster and Program Director of Rock 99.5 KISS-FM and Classic Rock "106.7 The Eagle" KTKX, Cox Media Group has appointed Emily Boldon as Atlanta Director of Operations, Program Director of Classic Rock "97.1 The River" WSRV and AC "B98.5" WSB-FM,

Cox Media Group has appointed Emily Boldon as Operations Manager for their San Antonio cluster and Program Director of Rock 99.5 KISS-FM and Classic Rock "106.7 The Eagle" KTKX. No official announcement has been made, but Boldon is now listed in the role on the station websites. She joins Cox after a long run at

In Pandemic, The Most Wonderful Time For Christmas Songs Turned Out To Be ... In July Update RequiredTo play audio, update browser or Flash plugin. A toy reindeer is shown on a white background. Radio stations, looking to boost ratings and provide comfort in a pandemic-marred year, started playing songs as early as July. And listeners loved it. mattjeacock / Getty Images When listeners in Fort Wayne, Indiana, tuned into Majic 95.1 in July, they heard something both unexpected and all-too-familiar. The station was playing Christmas music. In the heat of summer. With the pandemic ...

By A toy reindeer is shown on a white background. Radio stations, looking to boost ratings and provide comfort in a pandemic-marred year, started playing songs as early as July. And listeners loved it. (mattjeacock/Getty Images) `When listeners in Fort Wayne, Indiana, tuned into Majic 95.1 in July, they heard something both unexpected and all-too-familiar. The station was playing Christmas music. In the heat of summer. With the pandemic making life miserable for people, the station was looking for a way to appeal to listeners and boost its ratings, and Christmas songs can be a dependable way ...