1116 SEN will review its ratings results announcements tomorrow in a discussion between Crocmedia CEO Craig Hutchison, and SEN 'Time On' host Sam McClure. 

Melbourne's SEN is set to be rolled out nationally, after its merger with Craig Hutchison's Crocmedia is confirmed at a general meeting for shareholders of Pacific Star Network on Thursday. 

AFL Hall of Fame legend Malcolm Blight will return to his home town to co-host Crocmedia’s Sportsday SA alongside Kane Cornes from January 15 next year.

The South Australian icon is one of the game’s greats, honoured as the 27th official “Legend” in the Australian Football Hall of Fame. A Brownlow and Magarey medalist, Blight also became a coaching great when he delivered Adelaide’s only two flags in 1997 and 1998.

Speculation that Caroline Wilson, Gerard Healy, Dwayne Russell are in contention.

Dumped AFL executive Richard Simkiss has today commenced in his new role with Craig Hutchison's expanding media company, Crocmedia, according to News Corp reports. 

Simkiss was forced to resign as AFL general manager of commercial operation in July, along with football operations manger Simon Lethlean, over inappropriate relationships with female staff members. 

At today's Annual General Meeting of Pacific Star Network, shareholders heard that broadcasting revenue was up, but that the company's other revenue sources were down in the last financial year.

Shareholders also considered a motion to merge with CrocMedia (see related report). When the result of the motion is known, we will report it here on radioinfo.

Year on Year Group revenue was down 8% to $22.09 million:

The merged businesses to be led by Craig Hutchison.

Following the resignation of non-executive director of Pacific Star Network (which owns sports radio station SEN) and major shareholder Ron Hall (28.4%), the Herald Sun is reporting suggestions that media company Crocmedia is set to buy a controlling interest in SEN.