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Audacy and streamer Live365 have signed a distribution agreement that puts “content from hundreds of Live365 stations spanning multiple genres will now be available on the Audacy platform,” according to a release.
Live365 President Jason Stoddard said of the streamer’s content creators, “Connecting them with Audacy’s vast network of millions of loyal listeners is another great way to achieve that goal while simultaneously giving Audacy a new source of entertaining, informative content.”
Audacy Senior Vice President of Digital Audio Content Tim Clarke, “This collaboration reflects our commitment to offering listeners premium audio choices and experiences and further enriches our robust content ecosystem.” He added, “Live365 empowers creators of all styles, and we’re excited to leverage our platform and reach to give broadcasters a home for their content and introduce them to new audiences.”
According to the release, “Live365, a SoundStack company, is the easiest way to create an online radio station and discover thousands of stations from every style of music and talk. Live365’s end-to-end broadcast platform empowers individuals and organizations alike by giving them a voice to reach audiences through easy-to-use audio tools and services, as well as licensing coverage, monetization options, and distribution opportunities.”
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