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Leslie Fram and Steve Barnes Reunite to Re-Launch Legendary 99X Atlanta Morning Show

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Monday, February 27, 2023
Foo Fighters, DNA, Love, Fram, Family, Radio & Records, Morning, Radio, Cumulus cloud, Cumulus Media, Growth, Atmosphere, Affection, Barnes, Music, Paramount, Philips, Friends, CMT, CMLS, Billboard (magazine), Film industry, Atlanta, 99X

ATLANTA, Feb. 27, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cumulus Media (NASDAQ: CMLS) announced that beginning today Leslie Fram reunites with Steve Barnes as co-host of the re-launched legendary 99X morning show now known as “The Morning X with Barnes and Leslie.” The radio broadcast, which had its original success on Atlanta's alternative rock station from 1994 to 2003, airs from 6 – 10 a.m. ET each weekday with all-new content as well as classic segments from the legacy show. The show can also be streamed on 99X.com or via the 99X app.

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  • ATLANTA, Feb. 27, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cumulus Media (NASDAQ: CMLS) announced that beginning today Leslie Fram reunites with Steve Barnes as co-host of the re-launched legendary 99X morning show now known as “The Morning X with Barnes and Leslie.” The radio broadcast, which had its original success on Atlanta's alternative rock station from 1994 to 2003, airs from 6 – 10 a.m.
  • The popular podcast The Pop Culture Show that the duo founded at the onset of the pandemic now re-brands as The Morning X with Barnes & Leslie and joins the Cumulus Podcast Network.
  • In 1994, Brian Philips, now Chief Content Officer at parent Cumulus Media, had paired Barnes and Leslie on the original “Morning X with Barnes, Leslie and Jimmy” (Baron).
  • It’s unprecedented to be able to entirely rebuild a classic station with members of its original cast.”
    “It's a thrill to come back ‘home’ to The Morning X and 99X,” said Barnes.

Old World Industries Taps Automotive Aftermarket Veteran Greg Noethlich As Chief Executive Officer

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Wednesday, April 14, 2021
American brands, Fram, Prestone, Aftermarket

b'NORTHBROOK, Ill., April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Old World Industries announced the appointment of automotive industry veteran, Greg Noethlich, as its new chief executive officer effective April 5th.

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  • b'NORTHBROOK, Ill., April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Old World Industries announced the appointment of automotive industry veteran, Greg Noethlich, as its new chief executive officer effective April 5th.
  • "\nNoethlich comes to Old World Industries after leading several major automotive aftermarket businesses including FRAM Oil Filters, Prestone Products and, most recently, Champion Laboratories.
  • "Old World Industries has amazing brands, products and people who are committed to winning with our customers and consumers every day.
  • I\'m looking forward to leading the organization into a new chapter while preserving its legacy," said Noethlich.\nFor more information about Old World Industries, visit https://www.owi.com .\nOld World Industries, LLC is among the largest privately held companies competing in the automotive aftermarket.

Zero-power FRAM Memory Technology Gains Designer Attention According to OEMSecrets Report

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Monday, January 28, 2019
Computer data storage, Computer memory, Non-volatile memory, Computing, Computer hardware, Non-volatile random-access memory, Reliability engineering, Fram, Ferroelectric RAM, Flash memory

We saw interest in the above-mentioned FM25V20A, which is Cypress's alternative to a classic SPI Flash memory.

Key Points: 
  • We saw interest in the above-mentioned FM25V20A, which is Cypress's alternative to a classic SPI Flash memory.
  • Click here to view and quickly compare prices of the FM25V20A from Cypress's authorised distributors on OEMsecrets.
  • Tam HANNA, Engineering Consultant to OEMSecrets: "seeing FRAM technology gain customer interest is interesting - so far, designers were shy to deploy the parts.
  • Companies maintaining legacy test equipment frequently face problems with NVRAM batteries running out - FRAM is a nice way to significantly improve long-term reliability."

Zero-power FRAM Memory Technology Gains Designer Attention According to OEMSecrets Report

Retrieved on: 
Monday, January 28, 2019
Computer memory, Non-volatile memory, Computer data storage, Computer data, Articles, Non-volatile random-access memory, Reliability engineering, Ferroelectric RAM, Flash memory, Fram

We saw interest in the above-mentioned FM25V20A, which is Cypress's alternative to a classic SPI Flash memory.

Key Points: 
  • We saw interest in the above-mentioned FM25V20A, which is Cypress's alternative to a classic SPI Flash memory.
  • Click here to view and quickly compare prices of the FM25V20A from Cypress's authorised distributors on OEMsecrets.
  • Tam HANNA, Engineering Consultant to OEMSecrets: "seeing FRAM technology gain customer interest is interesting - so far, designers were shy to deploy the parts.
  • Companies maintaining legacy test equipment frequently face problems with NVRAM batteries running out - FRAM is a nice way to significantly improve long-term reliability."