Talk:Audacy, Inc. - Knowledge (XXG)

1978:. It is not the same thing, the Radio.com name is being retired and the app will now fall under the Audacy brand. The company name is also now Audacy. They will not be called or known as "Audacy, Inc." This is covered extensively in the media. I am a new editor here, but I think that an entirely new page may be the solution to solving this whole discussion. Both pages only have information up through 2019 and there has been a lot of activity since then. I also feel like the company has many other partnerships, acquisitions and divestitures that could be included. I think naming these two pages in the ways that have been discussed above would be confusing. Looking at the Knowledge (XXG) policies 357: 2841:, so there is no misreading. When dabbing is needed, then "Inc." is sometimes used, but it's not the only dab option. The parenthetical "(company)" is also an option in this case, and that was used when this particular move request was opened. Then after opening, the nom changed the dab to "Inc.", which gives one pause as to which is actually the best option. However, the point is still moot, because we are required to adhere to the article-titling policy by requiring 1059: 452: 431: 1986:, it does seem that the page name should be Audacy (that is how the company is referred to in the coverage after the rebrand). Radio.com no longer exists, so to name that page Audacy does not follow the policies. Also a merge page, seems like it might work but there is a lot of history and could get sloppy as mentioned by a few editors, so I have taken it upon myself to start a sandbox draft of how a new page could look: 541: 174: 33: 872: 85: 64: 347: 326: 2938:

interpretation of the name changes guideline, nor have I ever seen someone claim that actual discussion to determine the local application of a guideline is invalid on its face. Sorry, the tail does not wag the dog. And if that seems overly personal to you, it's because only you are disputing the obvious and clear common sense interpretation of the guideline.

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anything different? Radio.com will be 'sunset" and aligned with Audacy. Wouldn't renaming both pages cause more confusion? Doesn't remaning the radio.com page to Audacy leave out a lot of information about Entercom?? What about creating a new page titled Audacy and redirecting both of these pages to that new page?

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Your "bad" is actually quite good, that is, you are making a commendable effort to find sources that, while the name change is mentioned in passing, the company's new name is also being used "routinely" in a different context. Because of DrPepperIsNotACola's concerns, it would be truly excellent if a

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Thank you (I think) because that is the first time since I started editing Knowledge (XXG) that I've been taken to task for "wikilawyering". I merely pointed out the clear policy, guideline and community consensus as regards the issue of company namechanges. And you've been around far too long not to

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and rename this article. Now, compare that with how many people out there, some of them readers of this encyclopedia, who still know the company as "Entercom"... a hundred? a thousand? several thousand? This company was known as "Entercom" for about half a century... 50 years. What's a month compared

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I'm new here and found this page after seeing the Entercom news. I am confused about the discussion of renaming both pages differently?? The press release reads that the name change to Audacy is effective immediately and doesn't indicate that it is dba or that there will be an additional change to

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To navigate the Entercom Denver Stations faster, without having to guess in the Denver FM, and to get to the one AM station easily. Does anyone, who has more experience in templates, want to make on for the whole company? Then we can replace the one I made with it?EnsRedShirt 21:16, 17 September

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that use the new name. So that is what supporters of this move request have to provide if they want this request to succeed. Four of the sources you provided don't count because they are only about the rebranding. What Knowledge (XXG) requires are sources that use the new name in ways that have

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today that it is rebranding both itself (the company) and its Radio.com platform as “Audacy”. The new corporate URL makes clear the eventual plan is for the company name to change to Audacy Inc. but the press release doesn’t indicate that that’s happened yet and it’s just a d/b/a name for now

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We already have such sources, and they're already in the article. That's the point. I dispute your interpretation of the guideline as it applies to here because it lacks common sense, which is also a policy as I already linked. In all my years here I have never seen such impossibly strict

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I don’t really think that’s a strong argument against the proposal since the company is not even named Entercom anymore. It makes no sense to keep the company’s article titled after an outdated name. Maybe if that was their legal or trade name, but it is neither.

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and others, I ask that you read the policy again and then use the Article titles policy to justify the rename from the still recognizable to our readers "Entercom" to the just changed to "Audacy" as can be found in recent reliable, independent, secondary sources.

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Those sources are not considered "reliable", one's a "primary source" and one is Facebook. Please find recent, secondary, independent, reliable sources that use the new company name routinely, not merely to announce the name change. Thank you for your effort.

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part of the third-party coverage given greater weight after a name change, not separate from it, nor part of the pre-name change coverage. Face facts, saying within the article that the company changed its name but not changing the title after a month fails

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There seems to be confusion about National Amusements ownership over Entercom after the acquisition of CBS Radio. All of the press says that CBS shareholders control a 72% stake in the company, which does not mean National Amusements does. In fact,

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We have had documented proof for weeks on hand that the company is named "Audacy, Inc." I am dumbfounded that we cannot come to an agreement on changing out a company's deadname, keeping it as "Entercom" is totally and completely unacceptable.

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Moving it back because of be above discussion is plainly a poor move that leaves the article with a factually outdated title. The above consensus is based on an incorrect and outdated understanding of the facts. It can and must be ignored per

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few more such sources could be found. Hopefully, other involved editors will be able to help find more sources that firmly justify changing the title of this article according to Knowledge (XXG) policy and its supporting community consensus.

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I guess I can’t really dispute the policy about waiting until reliable sources use the name, but I don’t understand why the issue of familiarity with the old name couldn’t be easily resolved by redirecting the Entercom page to Audacy, Inc.

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I've been following this conversation, the activity on the page and the announcement surrounding the name change. I spent many years in broadcasting and this rebrand is a big deal. I see this change continually compared to

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that have begun to use the new name. To change the name too soon is unfair to readers who are not yet aware of the name change. Knowledge (XXG) does not like to change an article's title until the new name is well-known.

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The problem with that reading, and plainly put the reason you're wrong, is that ignores the extensive coverage of the name change itself, which has already been discussed here and put in the article as sources. That's

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together. Since they both have the same name now and have become more tightly integrated, I wonder if it would be better to just merge them together. This would also resolve the dispute about the name of this article.

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the rebranding itself. What you see here are a few editors who support changing the name of this article in spite of Knowledge (XXG) policy. What do you see? Ten editors, old and new have thus far basically said

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Uh, they just rang the opening bell on the NYSE on 04/09, retiring the Entercom name and ticker symbol completely, and beginning the new name and stock symbol. So shouldn’t the wiki entry be renamed now, also?

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Why couldn’t after the change is announced mean after the change has been made public (in which case the announcement articles would count) rather than after all the coverage of the name change is finished?

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that tells us to avoid "Inc." in titles when possible. I see no problem with using "Inc." in this case, so I've changed my oppose !vote to "support" based on several good sources found as shown below.

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wonderful! now find some sources that use the new company name routinely (not just those that announce the name change) and the title can be moved to the new name. Easy and simple as that

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nothing to do with the rebranding. For example, a news report about what the company has been doing that uses the new company name is something Knowledge (XXG) can sink its teeth into

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The title says it all. Entercom and the new company officially launched when they rang the NYSE bell on 04/09, and are now a brand new company, with a new stock ticker symbol.

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It might. I wouldn't start a merge request right now in the middle of an RM, but it does seem like most companies with an eponymous website are covered in one article.

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after the name change happened in real life. I do not think this is funny or humorous in any way and I am genuinely insulted by your flippant remarks. Good day.

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You appear to have changed the Facebook link to another company website link. The company website is called a "primary source". What you need to find are

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I'd like to further point out for the purposes of responding to Paine Ellsworth that there has been an evident misreading of NCCORP. It does not say that

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and changed its ticker several months before it could legally change its name), it turns out the name has changed to "Audacy, Inc." effective April 9 per

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in reliable sources is still Entercom. Please can this be adequately refuted or supported? Giving this another week to iron out these issues. Cheers —

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This is the renaming of a company of which Audacy.com is just one service. They are separately notable. Separate articles are warranted in this case.

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though there are some significant objections, the target appears to be both an allowed title and the consensus preferred target. User:Ceyockey (

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as they would likely have a name like "Audacy Media" or "Audacy Corporation" to distinguish themselves from the platform (like the station owner

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that explicitly states the contrary. I would ask the users who have changed this information to check their sources before making assumptions.

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need to be found. Announcements of the name change are not "routine" usages of the new name. Thanks, though, because that's a good question.

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having reflected the "Audacy" rebrand for the platform as they have used just "Audacy" and not "Audacy.com". Would hold off on the 1st move

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is for the company's audio streaming service (the former Radio.com). When disambiguation is needed, it is valid to use a legal suffix. See

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While changing a brand name and ticker symbol does not necessarily require a corporate name change (e.g. Research In Motion rebranded to

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I think we should change the name, now that we know the name of the company, let's move it. This page can't be called entercom forever.

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First of all you have to admit: the way you phrased your opposition to my opposition was, well, highly unconventional and, well,

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How is this a poor move when the company’s name has officially changed? Not trying to be combative, I just don’t understand.

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I'm going to add charts to the section to make the acquisitions/divestments as a result of the CBS radio merger more clear.

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For the Entercom page, I say we either wait for them to change their legal name or just merge it into the Audacy page.

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When disambiguation is needed, the legal status, an appended "(company)", or other suffix can be used to disambiguate

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platform). Which would make sense in the context that the Audacy platform also hosts streams from stations owned by

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use the new name of the company. That's all you have to do! No humorous hand-waving required. Just go along with

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I have de-linked the names listed under "Brands" according to the policy of limiting official links to one (see

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The policy is not subject to interpretation, not yours, not mine. The policy (NAMECHANGES) is fairly explicit:

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which is why I suggested it, but if there's an expectation of a new corporate name soon I'm good with leaving

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I'd rather just change the name then merge it, let's go with the other idea, and call it "Audacy (Company)".

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source – that's a good source! But it's only one source. Four or five more like that might cinch it for me.

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It's a bit hard trying to find them, though I was able to do a search to find this one and a few others.

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on September 18, 2016. For the contribution history and old versions of the redirected page, please see

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Oops... My bad, I'm tired. I'll keep looking for proper press releases. Thank you for letting me know!

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There, I changed them. Now let's REALLY move the page. Both sources completely go under Audacy inc.

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routinely use the new name, Knowledge (XXG) should follow suit and change relevant titles to match.

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after discussing it on the closer's talk page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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Yes, ya'll have certainly done good work here! and I've changed my "oppose" to "support". Letting

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aha! I'm not sure how that would work with two big pages but it seems like that would make sense?

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after discussing it on the closer's talk page. No further edits should be made to this section.

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whether or not to include a comma prior to the legal status should be governed by company usage

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where it is for now, pending confirmation of that name. I will suggest that if there's already

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page was renamed against the consensus in the above discussion, so it has been moved back to

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cannot be ignored. Sorry for that, too, but that's Knowledge (XXG)'s way, and I for one do

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because we don't use title like inc., plc, etc for the company names. Why not moved to

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I admit I’m having trouble finding more secondary sources using the Audacy, Inc. name

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It can be a tickler. In the past, proponents of the policy consensus have cited the

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What you're suggesting is a merge, which is a different proposal than this one. See

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National Association of Radio Distress-Signalling and Infocommunications (Hungary)

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tells us to prefer natural disambiguation over parenthetical, and there is the

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Consider it done. Already merged the Denver one with the main template.

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Entercom no longer exists. When will this wiki entry change to Audacy?

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a passing mention. The name change also received coverage on its own

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as it leaves the encyclopedia plainly worse off in factual accuracy.

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I was able to find another source that listed the name as "Audacy."

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or should it remain at the name our readers are more familiar with,

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I added some sources now, so I think we should move the page now.

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Still not certain as to how to title this article? Should it be

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just in case I may have missed any reason to oppose this...

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such as stories based on the company's own media releases.

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and it should stay there. Nevermind that stations owned by

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Hopefully this satisfies your concerns, 2013:" this page can't be caled entercom forever. 8: 2381:, nor should we go against this part of the 1873:Audacy is the name of the streaming provider 2642:after the name change happened in real life 857:; for the discussion at that location, see 232:Category:Company articles needing infoboxes 219:Category:Company articles needing attention 30: 2846:, secondary, independent, reliable sources 2578:, secondary, independent, reliable sources 2405:that is the present Knowledge (XXG) policy 2353: 2035:The following is a closed discussion of a 1032:The following is a closed discussion of a 729: 548:Here are some tasks awaiting attention: 526: 425: 320: 181:Here are some tasks awaiting attention: 159: 58: 1696:. So to you Jason.cinema, veteran editor 3495:disambiguates from its flagship product 3176:Oh, i'll change that source, thank you. 3019:mentions the company using its new name 1863:with vigor. 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