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The following is a list of commercial radio broadcasters and radio networks in the United States.

Table of broadcasters and networks[edit]

Major English-language commercial broadcasters and networks[edit]

Other commercial radio broadcasters and networks[edit]

• Business Talk Radio Network
  • Lifestyle Talk Radio Network
• Chinese Radio Network (Mandarin)
• Walt Disney Television
• Envision Networks
• ESPN, Inc.
  • ESPN Radio
• Gen Media Partners
  • HRN Media (Hispanic/ Multi-Cultural Radio Network)
• IMG Worldwide
  • IMG College (consisting of 76 individual radio networks)
• MRN Radio (Motor Racing Network)
• MannGroup Radio Services
• Music of Your Life (formerly distributed by Jones Radio Network)
• Progressive Radio Network
• RadioLinx Broadcast Marketing
• Salem Media Group
• Skyview Networks
• Sports Radio America
• Superadio
• Syndication Networks
• Talk Media Network
• Tom Kent Radio Network
• Univision Radio (Spanish-language radio network, owned by Univision)

State commercial networks[edit]

• Alabama Radio Network, a subsidiary of iHeartMedia.
• Arizona News Radio, a subsidiary of Skyview Networks.
• Arkansas Radio Network, a subsidiary of Cumulus Media
• California Headline News, a subsidiary of Skyview Networks
• Cowboy State News Network, a subsidiary of Montgomery Broadcasting L.L.C. (owner of KFBC in Cheyenne, WY)
• Florida News Network, a subsidiary of iHeartMedia.
• Georgia News Network, a subsidiary of iHeartMedia.
• Illinois Radio Network, a subsidiary of the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity.
• Network Indiana, a subsidiary of Emmis Communications.
• Radio Iowa, a subsidiary of Learfield Communications.
• Kansas Information Network, a subsidiary of Morris Communications.
• Kansas Agriculture Network, a subsidiary of Morris Communications.
• Kentucky News Network, a subsidiary of iHeartMedia.
• Louisiana Radio Network.
• Michigan Media Network.
• Michigan Talk Network, a subsidiary of Townsquare Media.
• Millennium News Network (serving New Jersey), a subsidiary of WKXW.
• Minnesota News Network, a subsidiary of Learfield Communications.
• Mississippi News Network, a subsidiary of TeleSouth Communications.
• Missouri Net, a subsidiary of Learfield Communications.
• Northern News Network of Montana, a subsidiary of Northern Broadcasting System.
• Nebraska Radio Network, a subsidiary of Lear field Communications.
• North Carolina News Network, a subsidiary of Curtis Media Group.
• Dakota News Network of North and South Dakota, a subsidiary of Midwest Information Systems.
• Ohio News Network, a subsidiary of Dispatch Broadcast Group.
• Oklahoma News Network, a subsidiary of iHeartMedia.
• Radio Oklahoma Network, a subsidiary of Griffin Communications
• Radio PA Networks of Pennsylvania, a subsidiary of WITF Enterprises.
• South Carolina Radio Network, a subsidiary of Learfield Communications.
• Tennessee Radio Networks, a subsidiary of iHeartMedia.
• Texas State Network, a subsidiary of Entercom.
• Virginia News Network, a subsidiary of iHeartMedia.
• MetroNews Radio Network of West Virginia, a subsidiary of West Virginia Radio Corporation.
• Wisconsin Radio Network, a subsidiary of Learfield Communications.

Non-commercial broadcasters[edit]

Radio Network Systems

• Native Voice 1
• Radio Bilingüe (Spanish language)
• Northwest Community Radio Network

National government broadcasters[edit]

• American Forces Network (information/entertainment, for members of the U.S. military deployed abroad)
• NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards (information, for U.S. listeners)
• Radio Free Asia (For Asian listeners)
• Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (For Eastern European listeners)
• Radio Martí (For Cuban listeners)
• Radio Sawa (information/entertainment, for Middle East listeners)
• Voice of America (information/entertainment, for worldwide listeners)
• WWV Time Service (information, for U.S. and worldwide listeners)

Public radio state networks[edit]

• Capital Public Radio Network
• CMU Public Radio (Michigan)
• ETV (South Carolina Public Radio Network)
• Independent Public Radio (Minnesota)
• Jefferson Public Radio (southern Oregon/northern California)
• Kansas Public Radio
• Ohio Public Radio
• Prairie Public (North Dakota)
• West Virginia Public Radio

Religious broadcasters[edit]

• CSN International (formerly Calvary Satellite Network)
• CDR Radio Network
• Edgewater Broadcasting Network
• EMF Broadcasting (Educational Media Foundation)
• EWTN Radio
• Flavor Radio Network
• Pillar of Fire, Intl.
• Redeemer Broadcasting
• Sheridan Gospel Network
• Smile FM (Michigan)
• Three Angels Broadcasting Network (3ABN Radio Network)
• 3ABN Latino Radio Network (Spanish-language Christian radio, owned by 3ABN)
• 3ABN Radio Music Channel (Christian music radio, owned by 3ABN)

Radio Network Controller

Former networks[edit]

• Broadcast Programming Incorporated (now owned by Dial Global)
• CBN Northeast (an arm of the Christian Broadcasting Network)
• Dial Global (now named Westwood One)
• Drake-Chenault (now owned by Dial Global)
• For the People Radio Network
• Independent Broadcasters Network
• Jones Radio Networks (now owned by Dial Global)
• Keystone Broadcasting System
• Liberty Broadcasting System (created by Gordon McClendon, father of Top-40 Radio; a subsidiary of the telecommunications company IDT Corp)
• Mutual Broadcasting System (absorbed by Westwood One)
• NBC News and Information Service
• Radio Unica (Spanish-language radio network)
• Radiovisa (Spanish-language talk radio network)
• Richard Field Lewis Jr. Stations (later Mid Atlantic Network Inc.)
• RKO Radio Network (absorbed by Westwood One, see also Transtar)
• Rural Radio Network (operated 1948-1960 in New York state)
• Satellite Music Network (now owned by Cumulus Media Networks)
• Sheridan Broadcasting Network
• Talk America Radio Network (renamed Liberty Broadcasting System, a subsidiary of the telecommunications company IDT Corp)
• Transtar (still in operation under other names, now owned by Dial Global)
• United Stations Radio Network (the original version, merged into Westwood One; the similarly named United Stations Radio Networks was a revival based on this version and is still in operation)
• Waitt Radio Networks (now owned by Dial Global)
• Westinghouse Broadcasting Company (Group W)

See also[edit]