In addition, the service includes thousands of podcasts created for the platform, hosted elsewhere or station programming on demand.

The original features were currently-playing information, song history, station and genre search, presets, blogs, newsfeeds, and social media tools.

[citation needed] On June 25, 2018, Entercom announced that Radio.com would become the exclusive streaming provider for all of its stations, ending its relationship with the third-party service TuneIn.

[13] On July 19, 2022, Audacy announced a redesign of their player on their website and their app to include enhanced features such as "Enhanced Rewind" allowing listeners to rewind spoken-word programming, curated discovery of content, seamless cross-device functionality, and enriched podcast listening.

As part of the bankruptcy reorganization, Audacy has made a deal with its creditors to transfer control to them while cutting approximately $1.6 billion of its debt.

[15] Investment firm Soros Fund Management has emerged as the largest creditor in Audacy's prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, holding over $400 million of its highest-ranking debt.

This debt is planned to be converted into equity in the restructured company, making Soros a significant shareholder.

Under its proposed plan, existing shareholders will be wiped out, while high-ranking creditors will receive equity in the reorganized company.

[17] Two weeks later, Radio.com reached deals to add Bonneville International and Cox Media Group stations and podcasts to the platform.

[25] After a five-year absence, Audacy's stations returned to TuneIn at the end of June 2023 as part of a new content partnership with the latter.