As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of the radio industry in 2025, we’re excited to revisit the significant contributions of industry titan, Dan Halyburton. With a broadcasting career spanning more than four decades, Dan’s expertise and passion have been instrumental in shaping the Texas State Networks’ (TSN) and TSNradio.com’s trajectory. In his role as a development leader, he has been pioneering new content and advertising opportunities, thereby setting new standards for the industry. This post revisits Halyburton’s illustrious career, his role at TSN, and the network’s sustained commitment to innovation and excellent programming.
Dan Halyburton and TSN: A Partnership for the Future
Halyburton’s responsibilities at TSN include growing the network’s programming, affiliations, and revenue through the creation of new content and advertising opportunities. Bruce Gilbert, vice president of news, talk, and sports for CBS RADIO Dallas-Fort Worth, Halyburton’s appointment, expressing immense excitement for the future of TSN.
An Illustrious Career in Broadcasting
Halyburton’s career in broadcasting is both extensive and illustrious. He spent 25 years with the Susquehanna Radio Corporation, advancing from program director of KPLX-FM and KLIF- to eventually become the senior vice president/general manager of group operations. He also served as senior vice president/market manager for Emmis’ New York Radio Stations from 2006 to 2008. Following this, he became the president of broadcaster solutions for TuneIn, a provider of internet radio content and tools. His most recent role was as the executive vice president for McVay New Media in Dallas.
Halyburton’s Commitment to TSN’s Vision
“It’s exciting to be part of a network that continues to commit talent and resources to the products Radio Stations need,” Halyburton said. “TSN began more than 70 years ago, but it continues to offer innovative and creative new content. We are committed to serving our affiliates and their listeners with great programming.”
TSN: A Legacy of Excellence
TSN, the Texas State Networks, is the oldest and largest state radio network in the country, providing news, agri- news, and entertainment programming to more than 130 affiliates. TSN is owned and operated by CBS RADIO, one of the largest major-market radio operators in the United States. A division of CBS Corporation, CBS RADIO operates
