David Santrella was one of several radio executives from around the country that made the trip to Las Vegas last week for the Consumer Electronics Show. The scaled down and shortened event, due to COVID, showcases the latest technology gadgets, equipment and products on the market. We asked the Salem CEO why its important that he attends. [read more]
New NAB President/Ceo Curtis LeGeyt promises to help broadcasters fulfill their mission of providing trusted local Journalism. LeGeyt targets the misinformation on social media in a blog. [read more]
January marks the 30th anniversary of ESPN Radio. The network launched in 1992 with 16 hours of programming, only on weekends. We reached out to ESPN host Freddie Coleman to get his thoughts on three decades of the network. [read more]
Doug Dieken called his final football game on the radio Sunday. His career with the Browns lasted 50 years, both on the field and in the booth. The team renamed the radio booth the Doug Dieken broadcast booth at FirstEnergy Stadium in Doug’s honor. [read more]
(By Mike McVay) To program a great radio station, you must have many different components working together harmoniously. The following are the components that I most strongly believe in. [read more]
(Jeff McHugh) I recently had a laugh-filled reunion lunch with Jonathon Rush, Gary David, and Gary “Thrills” Mills of iHeart Radio in Columbia, South Carolina. We reminisced about fun times at CHR WNOK in the 80's. The request lines back then never stopped ringing. Listeners would call 24/7. [read more]
(By Loyd Ford) The easy ways to increase your sales are likely things you already know. Placing them in front of you all the time will actively accelerate your sales in 2022. [read more]
The new radio and record industry show is called the Radio Daze Podcast, hosted by President of Programming and Operation at Clear Mark McCray. [read more]
WXLR-AM Buffalo morning man Tom Feldmann passed away in his home on December 28th. He had no next of kin, left no will and did not have life insurance or money to cover his final costs. His cousins have set up a GoFundMe account to help with funeral arrangements HERE. [read more]
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Until March 2017, Hector Villalobos owned and operated three FMs and an AM serving agricultural areas near Monterey and Salinas, Calif. He has now fully exited the market. Get the full story in the RBR+TVBR Afternoon Headlines by signing up now!
Laine Welch has retired after 33 years on Alaska Fish Radio, KDLG-AM/FM in Dillingham, AK. She first arrived in Alaska in 1986 all the way from Cape Cod where her first job was producing the Alaska Fisheries Report. The station does a nice profile piece HERE. [read more]
Rising Above: Ascending to Greatness in 2022 will feature lessons from the best trainers in the business. Among the 10 professionals taking part in the virtual event will be Laurie Kahn of Media Staffing Network. [read more]
Every Friday, Radio Ink crowns a new sales manager of the week. Our Sales Manager of the week winners receive a one year digital subscription to Radio Ink Magazine. Make your nomination HERE. Our Sales Manager of the Week feature is sponsored by the Center for Sales Strategy. [read more]
It's time to improve your podcasting game. Stop sitting on the sidelines while your competitors grow their podcast listening and grab all the podcast cash sitting on the table. To learn from the very best you should be subscribing to our free Podcast Business Journal headlines HERE [read more]
We get awesome feedback every time a manager posts a classified ad here at Radioink.com. That's because they always find the best and the brightest employees in our industry. If you're looking for your next great employee CLICK HERE. If you need another great employee, let the world know now by clicking HERE. [read more]
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David Santrella was one of several radio executives from around the country that made the trip to Las Vegas last week for the Consumer Electronics Show. The scaled down and shortened event, due to COVID, showcases the latest technology gadgets, equipment and products on the market. We asked the Salem CEO why its important that he attends. 
New NAB President/Ceo Curtis LeGeyt promises to help broadcasters fulfill their mission of providing trusted local Journalism. LeGeyt targets the misinformation on social media in a blog.
January marks the 30th anniversary of ESPN Radio. The network launched in 1992 with 16 hours of programming, only on weekends. We reached out to ESPN host Freddie Coleman to get his thoughts on three decades of the network.
Doug Dieken called his final football game on the radio Sunday. His career with the Browns lasted 50 years, both on the field and in the booth. The team renamed the radio booth the Doug Dieken broadcast booth at FirstEnergy Stadium in Doug’s honor.
(By Mike McVay) To program a great radio station, you must have many different components working together harmoniously. The following are the components that I most strongly believe in.
(Jeff McHugh) I recently had a laugh-filled reunion lunch with Jonathon Rush, Gary David, and Gary “Thrills” Mills of iHeart Radio in Columbia, South Carolina. We reminisced about fun times at CHR WNOK in the 80's. The request lines back then never stopped ringing. Listeners would call 24/7.
(By Loyd Ford) The easy ways to increase your sales are likely things you already know. Placing them in front of you all the time will actively accelerate your sales in 2022.
The new radio and record industry show is called the Radio Daze Podcast, hosted by President of Programming and Operation at Clear Mark McCray.
Our Future African American Leaders in Radio list includes radio employees from every aspect of the radio business from all over the country. 
WXLR-AM Buffalo morning man Tom Feldmann passed away in his home on December 28th. He had no next of kin, left no will and did not have life insurance or money to cover his final costs. His cousins have set up a GoFundMe account to help with funeral arrangements 
Laine Welch has retired after 33 years on Alaska Fish Radio, KDLG-AM/FM in Dillingham, AK. She first arrived in Alaska in 1986 all the way from Cape Cod where her first job was producing the Alaska Fisheries Report. The station does a nice profile piece 
Rising Above: Ascending to Greatness in 2022 will feature lessons from the best trainers in the business. Among the 10 professionals taking part in the virtual event will be Laurie Kahn of Media Staffing Network.
Every Friday, Radio Ink crowns a new sales manager of the week. Our Sales Manager of the week winners receive a one year digital subscription to Radio Ink Magazine. Make your nomination 
It's time to improve your podcasting game. Stop sitting on the sidelines while your competitors grow their podcast listening and grab all the podcast cash sitting on the table. To learn from the very best you should be subscribing to our free Podcast Business Journal headlines 
We get awesome feedback every time a manager posts a classified ad here at Radioink.com. That's because they always find the best and the brightest employees in our industry. If you're looking for your next great employee 
