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Showing posts with label Radiate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Radiate. Show all posts

Sunday, August 4, 2013

Radiate Media Promotes Shulman To President

8-2-13

Ivan Shulman joined Radio Media late last year as executive VP of sales and CRO. Thursday, the company promoted him to president. Shulman worked at Westwood One for 15 years in the Metro Networks division. He began as a director of operations and an on-air personality, and by the time he left he was the senior VP of marketing. Shulman said ?I joined Radiate because I was excited about future opportunities. Our growth on both the broadcast and digital side has been phenomenal and I look forward to working with broadcasters to help bridge the gap between digital and traditional media.?

Radiate Media CEO Chris Rothey said, ?Ivan has a deep background in sales, marketing, and media, and his leadership experience makes him a great fit for us. Since joining us in November of 2012, we have experienced quarter over quarter revenue growth, including the launch of our Radiate360, our integrated marketing platform to drive hyper-local business. Ivan will continue to lead that initiative as well as overseeing the day-to-day activities of our broadcast radio, TV, and digital lines of business.?



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Friday, May 3, 2013

Natole Joins Radiate as D.O.S.

4-30-13

Radiate says Steve Natole will take over sales for their Western region and be based out of L.A. Natole launched KDAY-FM in Los Angeles as Station Manager and GSM. He also worked at NBC Universal Television and BusRadio.com. Radiate Media provides hyper-local content, traffic information, advertising, and interactive marketplace solutions to television, radio, and print media.



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Thursday, October 18, 2012

Ivan Shulman Joins Radiate Media

10-16-2012

Shulman is hired on as Executive VP of Sales and Chief Revenue Officer. He comes to Radiate from The Canadian Traffic Network, where he served as president. Prior to his time at The Canadian Traffic Network, Shulman founded The Sports House in Houston, Texas, and worked for Westwood One/Metro Networks. In his 15 years at Westwood One, Shulman rose through the ranks to ultimately become Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing.



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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

(AUDIO) Cumulus Teams With Radiate For Traffic

3-5-2012

Cumulus is teaming up with Radiate Media to launch a new traffic reporting service. It's called ?Right Now Traffic? and will launch on Cumulus stations in the top 75 U.S. markets beginning in April. Radiate was formed back in October of 2010 and CEO Chris Rothey says, in addition to teaming up with 750 Cumulus stations, his new traffic service will be made available to other stations as well. We spoke with Rothey last night about the deal and his company. You can listen to that interview here.

Listen to our interview with Radiate Media CEO Chris Rothey HERE

Cumulus CEO lew Dickey said, ?We?re excited about launching Right Now Traffic with Radiate Media. Americans are spending more than 1,000 hours per year in their cars. Our listeners, advertisers and network affiliates all demand accurate and timely traffic information, and this partnership enables us to address that need with a best in class service.? Cumulus also plans to make Right Now Traffic available to other stations. Right Now Traffic reports will be powered by government sensors, toll tag monitoring and billions of GPS data points. Cumulus says, the market for advertiser-sponsored traffic reports is estimated to be at least $300 million. The combined reach of the Cumulus and Radiate networks will be able to serve a significant majority of that market.

(3/5/2012 1:41:10 PM)
Good-luck with that one. MSN Direct dumped its traffic services, so no more for Clear Channel. Navteq just laid off 1,300 from its mapping services, too. Terrestrial radio traffic is being killed by the likes of Google Maps - no need for expensive in-dash nav systems. Hear that Bob Struble? LOL!

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