BRAND_ANALYSIS #IHEARTMEDIA CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT #8 OF 159 IN CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT INTERESTING

iHeartMedia

· Public · Updated 09 Apr 2026 08:47 UTC
#111 of 1208 overall by tension · #8 of 159 in Culture & Entertainment
22 Interesting
The Silent Giant
Analysis

Radio conglomerate posts 15.51% stock gains while maintaining -0.30 sentiment—Wall Street loves consolidation, listeners tolerate monopoly. iHeartMedia's business/culture split shows exactly where media power actually sits.

IN THE NEWS (48 articles this week)
iHeartMedia Begins Round of Layoffs Affecting Management, Sales Staffs - Barrett Media
Executive Turntable: iHeartMedia Names CEO of Multiplatform — Plus, Moves at HYBE America & More - Billboard
Licata To Lead iHeartMedia’s Multiplatform Group - Radio & Television Business Report
Cultural Score
40 / 100
Business Score
62 / 100
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CULTURAL BREAKDOWN
Wikipedia Momentum 15/40
News Presence 26/35
Search InterestRedistributed to other dimensions
BUSINESS BREAKDOWN
Stock Momentum 30/30
Market Position 10/25
Revenue Growth 15/25
Earnings Health 7/20
STOCK DATA
Price$3.50
30d Change+15.5%
Market Cap$0.5B
Profit Margin-12.2%
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iHeartMedia's tension is 22. Commerce outpacing culture. sociologyofcapitalism.com/brand/iheartmedia
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