Jones Radio Networks [SEP] dissolved or abolished
absorbed Broadcast Programming, a company that handled syndicated radio shows, including the popular evening program "Delilah". Delilah left Jones to join Premiere Radio Networks, a division of Clear Channel, in 2004.
In 2002, Jones Radio Networks entered into a deal with the Sports USA Radio Network to distribute nationally syndicated sports programming, primarily National Football League games.
In 2009, Jones Radio Networks ceased operations after all of their radio programs and remaining satellite formats were acquired by Triton Media Group's Dial Global.
Satellite
standards format which was being distributed by this time by Westwood One.
In the first decade of the 21st Century, the format added more uptempo material from the oldies and adult contemporary formats and promoted "A New Variety of America's Best Music". 
On October 1, 2008, America's Best Music absorbed Jones Standards, a short-lived format created by the now-dissolved Jones Radio Networks, as a result of Jones's purchase by Westwood One. Many, though not all, Jones Standards affiliates switched