With the immediate success of radio's annual trek to D.C. apparent in the recent addition of support to both the AM For Every Vehicle Act and the Local Radio Freedom Act, Radio Ink talked with two state broadcast leaders about radio's temperature on the Hill. [read more]
Radio Ink's March issue came out earlier this week and features a tribute to New York's WBLS, now celebrating its 50th anniversary, along with our 12th annual African American Future Leaders list, including Audacy Brand Manager/Music Director J. Love. [read more]
MusicWatch has unveiled the 22nd edition of its Annual US Music Study, providing an in-depth analysis of the music purchasing and listening landscape across the United States, highlighting exciting news for radio's enduring popularity, even in the face of streaming. [read more]
Audacy has confirmed that Senior Vice President of Digital Audio Content Tim Clarke will be leaving the company at the end of March. As Audacy realigns its organizational strategy coming out of bankruptcy, Clarke's role will not be directly replaced. [read more]
(By Cameron Coats) As the anniversary of the AM For Every Vehicle Act’s introduction approaches, I’ve begun to miss the excitement and camaraderie of those first few weeks. When the radio industry needed unity, we found a rallying point in AM. [read more]
(By Jeff McHugh) There's one thing all great media presenters have in common: planning. Planning requires discipline, and that’s where rituals come into play. What helps a person develop rituals? A checklist. [read more]
Since its inception in 1999, Radio Ink's Most Influential Women in Radio list has served as a prestigious recognition, celebrating the exceptional talent, spirit, and contributions of women across all roles of the radio industry. Join us in celebrating MIW's 25th anniversary. [read more]
(By Charese Fruge') Hello again from Austin! After my less-than-stellar break into AI song production on Day 1 of Radio Ink's SXSW coverage, Thursday seemed like a great time to attend some industry mentoring sessions. [read more]
The Academy of Country Music has unveiled the nominees for the ACM Radio Awards as part of the upcoming 59th Academy of Country Music Awards. The winners will be announced before the awards ceremony and honored during the ACM Awards week. [read more]
50-year radio veteran Fred Morton is spearheading an effort to revive a cherished AM in a small Texas town. Lamesa's KPET-AM went off the air in July following the unexpected death of its owner and operator, David Stewart, after 76 years of broadcasting. [read more]
Journalists and content creators from Oregon Public Broadcasting and KMHD Jazz Radio have announced their intention to unionize under SAG-AFTRA, with more 80% of staff members signing the petition as OPB and KMHD both experience considerable growth. [read more]
The National Association of Broadcasters has selected Townsquare Media Senior Vice President of Digital Products Sun Sachs as the recipient of its 2024 Digital Leadership Award. He has been a key contributor to Townsquare's digital-first business model. [read more]
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Shawn Prebil's dig through the archives at WIBA in Madison, WI. Send your Blast From The Past to our Online Editor Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured. [read more]
Always Know The Deal With RBR+TVBR The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Nevada has converted Royce International Broadcasting owner Ed Stolz's bankruptcy from Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 after what it calls 'egregious conduct.' Get the details in RBR+TVBR's daily newsletter by clicking HERE.
One of radio's most memorable sonic logos of all time has new life. TM Studios unveiled a new jingle package for Cumulus Media's 94.7 WLS-AM, revitalizing the Chicagoland station's iconic 5-note melody first recorded in the 1960s and heard in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. [read more]
With Selection Sunday days away, SiriusXM has readied its roster for 2024 NCAA March Madness, featuring live play-by-play broadcasts of the entire NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship and key games of the Women's Basketball Championship. [read more]
Are you hearing things about radio in your market? Tell Radio Ink. We've covered radio for more than 31 years as the most trusted name in the industry. Send news tips and station press releases to Radio Ink Online Editor Cameron Coats. [read more]
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With the immediate success of radio's annual trek to D.C. apparent in the recent addition of support to both the AM For Every Vehicle Act and the Local Radio Freedom Act, Radio Ink talked with two state broadcast leaders about radio's temperature on the Hill.
Radio Ink's March issue came out earlier this week and features a tribute to New York's WBLS, now celebrating its 50th anniversary, along with our 12th annual African American Future Leaders list, including Audacy Brand Manager/Music Director J. Love.
MusicWatch has unveiled the 22nd edition of its Annual US Music Study, providing an in-depth analysis of the music purchasing and listening landscape across the United States, highlighting exciting news for radio's enduring popularity, even in the face of streaming.
Audacy has confirmed that Senior Vice President of Digital Audio Content Tim Clarke will be leaving the company at the end of March. As Audacy realigns its organizational strategy coming out of bankruptcy, Clarke's role will not be directly replaced.
(By Cameron Coats) As the anniversary of the AM For Every Vehicle Act’s introduction approaches, I’ve begun to miss the excitement and camaraderie of those first few weeks. When the radio industry needed unity, we found a rallying point in AM.
(By Jeff McHugh) There's one thing all great media presenters have in common: planning. Planning requires discipline, and that’s where rituals come into play. What helps a person develop rituals? A checklist.
Since its inception in 1999, Radio Ink's Most Influential Women in Radio list has served as a prestigious recognition, celebrating the exceptional talent, spirit, and contributions of women across all roles of the radio industry. Join us in celebrating MIW's 25th anniversary.
(By Charese Fruge') Hello again from Austin! After my less-than-stellar break into AI song production on 
The Academy of Country Music has unveiled the nominees for the ACM Radio Awards as part of the upcoming 59th Academy of Country Music Awards. The winners will be announced before the awards ceremony and honored during the ACM Awards week.
50-year radio veteran Fred Morton is spearheading an effort to revive a cherished AM in a small Texas town. Lamesa's KPET-AM went off the air in July following the unexpected death of its owner and operator, David Stewart, after 76 years of broadcasting.
Journalists and content creators from Oregon Public Broadcasting and KMHD Jazz Radio have announced their intention to unionize under SAG-AFTRA, with more 80% of staff members signing the petition as OPB and KMHD both experience considerable growth.
The National Association of Broadcasters has selected Townsquare Media Senior Vice President of Digital Products Sun Sachs as the recipient of its 2024 Digital Leadership Award. He has been a key contributor to Townsquare's digital-first business model.
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Shawn Prebil's dig through the archives at WIBA in Madison, WI. Send your Blast From The Past to our 
One of radio's most memorable sonic logos of all time has new life. TM Studios unveiled a new jingle package for Cumulus Media's 94.7 WLS-AM, revitalizing the Chicagoland station's iconic 5-note melody first recorded in the 1960s and heard in Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
With Selection Sunday days away, SiriusXM has readied its roster for 2024 NCAA March Madness, featuring live play-by-play broadcasts of the entire NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship and key games of the Women's Basketball Championship.
Are you hearing things about radio in your market? Tell Radio Ink. We've covered radio for more than 31 years as the most trusted name in the industry. Send news tips and station press releases to Radio Ink Online Editor 
