iHeartMedia also leads the audio industry in analytics, targeting and attribution for its marketing partners with its SmartAudio suite of data targeting and attribution products using data from its massive consumer base.
Company iHeartMedia, Inc. is the world’s largest radio and outdoor advertising company with leading market positions in each of its two business segments: Media & Entertainment and Outdoor.
iHeartMedia Stations Job Summary: Have you ever considered working for the #1 Audio company-not just in Minot, or even North Dakota but, in the entire country?
Come work for an amazing brand with local talent like Mike and Steph from b104, Keith from ZZO and Bobby Gunther Walsh from WAEB-AM. Being the #1 Audio Company in the country we offer so much more than just radio advertising!
Digital audio and digital advertising has been growing for over a decade and iHeartMedia leading the industry in both broadcasting and digital.
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