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Sullivan issued the following statement to KATV-TV: вЂњI need to address something to you all: IвЂ™ve made a monumental career mistake & I take full responsibility for it, I let many people down as well as the listeners and great people at 1037 the Buzz and I will own that for the rest of my life.вЂќД¬umulus Toledo Names Dana DiModica VP and Market Manager. Authorities say the money was returned to the restaurant staffer and itвЂ™s now up to her whether she wishes to file charges or not. KABZ confirmed to KATV-TV that Sullivan, host of the early afternoon вЂњOut of BoundsвЂќ show, is no longer with the station. KATV-TV, Little Rock reports that sports talk radio host Eric Sullivan has exited Signal MediaвЂ™s KABZ-FM, Little Rock вЂњ103.7 The BuzzвЂќ after a staffer at a local restaurant accused him of taking $409 from her purse. Little Rock Sports Talker Exits Station in Wake of Theft Accusation.

As the spoken-word format continues to grow, his leadership and vision will help ensure weвЂ™re strategically positioned to provide the best content across multiple platforms, while delivering unparalleled results for stations and advertising partners.вЂќ She says, вЂњChris has tremendous programming experience and heвЂ™s been a valuable asset to our team for nearly a decade. HeвЂ™ll continue as format brand manager and provide oversight for NBC News Radio and the 24/7 News Network, reporting to Premiere Networks president Julie Talbott. Since 2011, Berry has managed iHeartMediaвЂ™s 24/7 News Source and was upped to SVP in 2017. Berry will continue to provide strategic guidance for the companyвЂ™s spoken-word formats and connect key advertisers with iHeartMediaвЂ™s news, talk, and sports audiences. Radio executive Chris Berry is promoted from SVP to executive vice president of news, talk and sports programming for iHeartMedia.

We all owe everything to him.вЂќД¬hris Berry Promoted to EVP of News, Talk and Sports for iHeartMedia. This has everything to do with a guy who has decided itвЂ™s time. вЂњWeвЂ™ve seen it grow into something that none of us could have possibly imagined.вЂќ The Dallas Star-Telegram quotes RhynerвЂ™s co-host, Corby Davidson, saying, вЂњHeвЂ™s very happy with his situation. Rhyner notes that the station has been through four owners, numerous general managers and yet has consistently achieved phenomenal ratings. I will miss it terribly, no doubt.вЂќ Rhyner has been co-host of the afternoon drive show, вЂњThe Hardline,вЂќ since the station launched in 1994. I loved being on the air, being with the guys, the road trips with the guys. I loved everything about the radio station. It has been my life for 26 years, probably more than it should have been. Rhyner made his announcement via a YouTube video in which the 69-year-old broadcaster told fans the decision to retire was entirely his. After 26 years with Dallas sports talk radio station KTCK-AM/FM вЂњThe Ticket,вЂќ afternoon drive personality Mike Rhyner is retiring from the station immediately. Mike Rhyner Retires from вЂThe TicketвЂ™ in Dallas. ItвЂ™s truly an honor to be a part of the innovative and ambitious Good Karma Brands team as we continue to grow the ESPN Wisconsin brand.вЂќ

His previous leadership roles and passion for the radio industry make him a perfect fit to lead the team to new heights.вЂќ Jacobsen comments, вЂњI couldnвЂ™t be more excited to help lead such an incredibly talented lineup and teammates in one of the best sports towns in the country. Good Karma Madison vice president and market manager Keith Williams says, вЂњWeвЂ™re excited to have Mike Jacobsen join the вЂESPN MadisonвЂ™ team to lend his expertise and ear to an already exciting and growing lineup. He was most recently the director of education at Illinois Media School. Jacobsen has served with WGN-AM, Chicago as producer of the morning drive show, as well as sports talk shows hosted by David Kaplan and David Haugh.

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Good Karma Names Jacobsen PD for вЂESPN Madison.вЂ™ Sports talk and news/talk radio pro Mike Jacobsen is named program director for Good Karma Brands-owned sports talk outlet WTLX-FM, Madison вЂњESPN Madison,вЂќ effective January 13.