A new joint reply to the FCC's Quadrennial Review puts musicFIRST and iHeartMedia in the crosshairs of the deregulation debate, using both organizations' own arguments against them in the face of digital competition. [read more]
In the weeks leading up to April 15-19, Radio Ink is talking with some of radio's biggest innovators about what has them excited about NAB Show 2023. Today we sit down with Steve Newberry, CEO of Quu. [read more]
The NAB is partnering with #GALSNGEAR to bring the Women's Leadership Summit back for NAB Show 2023. The half-day program on Tuesday, April 18, features leaders from across the broadcast industry in sessions designed to help women succeed. [read more]
Ad play in the Top Five continues to decrease as Progressive remains on top of the Media Monitors national radio list for the week. Progressive had 47,369, compared to 53,167 last week. See the rest of the Top Five. [read more]
iHeartMedia announced Monday that Greg Chance has been named Senior Vice President/Programming for Des Moines, St. Louis, Indianapolis, and the North Dakota Area. Chance will manage programming teams on more than 20 stations in those markets. [read more]
Cox Media Group has a new leader for the company's digital efforts. WarnerMedia Podcast Network creator Tyler Moody has been named CMG's Director of Digital Content for radio. He is tasked with growing digital audiences and unifying content. [read more]
Tom Hanrahan is pinning on the PD badge for Birmingham's WZZK, as he moves to SummitMedia to become Vice President of Country Programming and Talent Development. [read more]
The National Religious Broadcasters association has announced their keynote speaker for the 2023 Media Leadership Dinner on Wednesday, May 24 - U.S. Senator Josh Hawley. [read more]
The NBA's longest-serving radio play-by-play announcer has announced he will retire after this season. Al McCoy has been calling games for the Phoenix Suns since 1972 and will leave the booth after this year. [read more]
Early bird registration is now open for the 14th Annual Hispanic Radio Conference, June 14-15, 2023. This two-day, action-packed conference will be held at the Intercontinental Hotel Doral in Miami. Discounted rooms are also now available. [read more]
In a Monday announcement, WideOrbit promoted Toni Coonce to be their new Chief Revenue Officer. Coonce will also continue as the company's Executive Vice President of Sales. She started at WideOrbit in 2006. [read more]
Sports talk host Adam Schein is extending his SiriusXM tenure with a new four-year contract. Schein hosts his midday show, Schein on Sports, weekdays on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Sports Radio channel. [read more]
Alpha Media launched a new superstation on Monday serving the the entire Chicago suburbs from the Wisconsin line to Indiana. WXLC Star 102.3 is a combination of the old WXLC along with Star 96.7 (WSSR) and Star 105.5 (WZSR). [read more]
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After Tyre Nichols' killing by Memphis Police, Cox Media Group's Urban radio brands in Orlando and Jacksonville are trying to bridge the divide between law enforcement and the communities they serve at "Police and The People." [read more]
Bloomberg Radio is branching out into music radio for the first time. Together with and Key Networks, The Bloomberg Black Business Beat will be heard on Audacy New York's 94.7 The Block (WXBK). [read more]
Are you hearing things about radio in your market? Tell us all about it. Radio Ink Magazine has been covering radio for over 31 years. It's the most trusted name in the industry. Send all news tips and station press releases to Radio Ink Editor Ed Ryan at edryantheeditor@gmail.com. [read more]
"People I (Mostly) Admire" is celebrating 100 episodes looking back at 100 people that been guests on the show. The Freakonomics Radio Network podcast will feature interviews with 100 high achievers across a spectrum of disciplines: thinkers, researchers, government leaders, authors, and celebrities. [read more]
Journalist Celeste Headlee brings the art of civil conversation and debate to her new Slate podcast, Hear Me Out. Starting Tuesday, she invites a weekly guest to discuss their unique or even controversial perspectives in a good-faith dialogue. [read more]
Conservative talk duo Clay Travis and Buck Sexton launched their own podcast network on Monday with the debut of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, hosted by former Michigan Republican gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon. [read more]
The eighth season of "Tenfold More Wicked" kicks off with an historical true crime story from New Orleans in the early 1900s. Host Kate Winkler Dawson untangles the story of Annie Crawford; a quiet, meek woman with a dark secret. [read more]
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A new joint reply to the FCC's Quadrennial Review puts musicFIRST and iHeartMedia in the crosshairs of the deregulation debate, using both organizations' own arguments against them in the face of digital competition.
In the weeks leading up to April 15-19, Radio Ink is talking with some of radio's biggest innovators about what has them excited about NAB Show 2023. Today we sit down with Steve Newberry, CEO of Quu.
The NAB is partnering with #GALSNGEAR to bring the Women's Leadership Summit back for NAB Show 2023. The half-day program on Tuesday, April 18, features leaders from across the broadcast industry in sessions designed to help women succeed.
Ad play in the Top Five continues to decrease as Progressive remains on top of the Media Monitors national radio list for the week. Progressive had 47,369, compared to 53,167 last week. See the rest of the Top Five.
iHeartMedia announced Monday that Greg Chance has been named Senior Vice President/Programming for Des Moines, St. Louis, Indianapolis, and the North Dakota Area. Chance will manage programming teams on more than 20 stations in those markets.
Cox Media Group has a new leader for the company's digital efforts. WarnerMedia Podcast Network creator Tyler Moody has been named CMG's Director of Digital Content for radio. He is tasked with growing digital audiences and unifying content.
Tom Hanrahan is pinning on the PD badge for Birmingham's WZZK, as he moves to SummitMedia to become Vice President of Country Programming and Talent Development.
The National Religious Broadcasters association has announced their keynote speaker for the 2023 Media Leadership Dinner on Wednesday, May 24 - U.S. Senator Josh Hawley.
The NBA's longest-serving radio play-by-play announcer has announced he will retire after this season. Al McCoy has been calling games for the Phoenix Suns since 1972 and will leave the booth after this year.
Early bird registration is now open for the 14th Annual Hispanic Radio Conference, June 14-15, 2023. This two-day, action-packed conference will be held at the Intercontinental Hotel Doral in Miami. Discounted rooms are also now available.
In a Monday announcement, WideOrbit promoted Toni Coonce to be their new Chief Revenue Officer. Coonce will also continue as the company's Executive Vice President of Sales. She started at WideOrbit in 2006.
Sports talk host Adam Schein is extending his SiriusXM tenure with a new four-year contract. Schein hosts his midday show, Schein on Sports, weekdays on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Sports Radio channel.
Alpha Media launched a new superstation on Monday serving the the entire Chicago suburbs from the Wisconsin line to Indiana. WXLC Star 102.3 is a combination of the old WXLC along with Star 96.7 (WSSR) and Star 105.5 (WZSR).
After Tyre Nichols' killing by Memphis Police, Cox Media Group's Urban radio brands in Orlando and Jacksonville are trying to bridge the divide between law enforcement and the communities they serve at "Police and The People."
Bloomberg Radio is branching out into music radio for the first time. Together with and Key Networks, The Bloomberg Black Business Beat will be heard on Audacy New York's 94.7 The Block (WXBK).
Are you hearing things about radio in your market? Tell us all about it. Radio Ink Magazine has been covering radio for over 31 years. It's the most trusted name in the industry. Send all news tips and station press releases to Radio Ink Editor Ed Ryan at 
"People I (Mostly) Admire" is celebrating 100 episodes looking back at 100 people that been guests on the show. The Freakonomics Radio Network podcast will feature interviews with 100 high achievers across a spectrum of disciplines: thinkers, researchers, government leaders, authors, and celebrities.
Journalist Celeste Headlee brings the art of civil conversation and debate to her new Slate podcast, Hear Me Out. Starting Tuesday, she invites a weekly guest to discuss their unique or even controversial perspectives in a good-faith dialogue.
Conservative talk duo Clay Travis and Buck Sexton launched their own podcast network on Monday with the debut of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, hosted by former Michigan Republican gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon.
The eighth season of "Tenfold More Wicked" kicks off with an historical true crime story from New Orleans in the early 1900s. Host Kate Winkler Dawson untangles the story of Annie Crawford; a quiet, meek woman with a dark secret.
