It’s not just another bad quarter, it’s worse …
Today, I’m getting into why iHeart has been so quiet lately.
- The numbers that portend the future are scary, forecasts for next year concerning.
- Their stock price: down 71% and no one is talking.
- Concerns about how iHeart is being restructured.
- The effects of non-seller programmatic buying.
- A problem bigger than their whopping $6 billion in debt that another bankruptcy cannot cure.
The answers start here
Click to read: Cumulus Q3 Revenue Reveal … The 2 Never-Mentioned Radio Bankruptcies … Changes in Musical Listening Habits … Greg Ashlock’s iHeart Demotion … Beasley Faces Stock Delisting … iHeart Investors Sensing Something Troubling …. Modernizing Radio … What Audacy Bankruptcy Means for Employees … Calculating Audacy’s Bankruptcy Date… Horizontal Radio Monopolies … Relaxation of Ownership Rules is Back On … Potential Buyer Awaits Audacy Bankruptcy… New SiriusXM
Newstips here.
Talk to me in confidence here.
Recent Posts
- The Invisible Digital Ads
- iHeart’s Convenient Gen Z Research
- iHeart’s Foreign Ownership Hall Pass
- Radio’s Self-Inflicted Markdown
- Cumulus’ Death Spiral
- Inside iHeart’s Barter Machine
- The Audience That Stayed
- Foreigners to Radio’s Rescue
- Should Radio Demand a Button on the Digital Dashboard?
- What Everyone Is Missing at Cumulus