Tim McCarthy is president of the Broadcasters Foundation of America — the only organization that improves the quality of life for people in radio and television who find themselves in a financial struggle. He's also on the cover of our special Forecast issue of Radio Ink Magazine [read more]
It's time to make your nomination for Radio Ink's 2023 Future African American leaders list. Our list includes radio employees from every aspect of the radio business from all over the country. [read more]
These days its rare to see a radio executive appearing in the press unless its someone from the corporate office. You never know who might say something off the script the home office wants everyone to stick to. The well-respected Kevin Weatherly, however, is far from the average radio executive. [read more]
According to Edison Research, the last four quarters of the company's Share of Ear data shows a consistent uptick in reach among Americans 13 plus. Back in 2014, podcasts were reaching only 5% of Americans over the age of 13. Here's what that number is today. [read more]
iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman and CMO Gayle Troberman interviewed author Byron Sharp on the latest episode of Math & Magic. They discuss marketing strategies backed by science, and dive into why marketers need data and guidance in helping them make decisions. [read more]
iHeartMedia's Omaha-based New Country station KXKT collected over 2,400 "thank you" cards for local veterans ahead of Veteran's Day on Friday. The cards will be distributed to a number of Veteran-focused organizations on Thursday. [read more]
Fans who regularly tune in to Lincoln's sports station KNTK will soon be able to interact with their favorite programs in person: The station is scheduled to move into a new building by mid-year, which will feature several fan interaction elements. [read more]
Audio imaging company Benztown and digital revenue platform Envisionwise have partnered on a new studio communication and contest service powered by text messages. The solution, StudioTexter, is billed as the "only texting platform created especially for radio, by radio professionals." [read more]
Premiere Networks personality Amy Brown, co-host of iHeartMedia’s Bobby Bones Show brought her 4 Things with Amy Brown podcast to Wichita on Saturday, November 5, at the Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center. [read more]
Miles Adcox, the chairman and owner of the emotional wellness lifestyle brand Onsite, will be the featured speaker at the Country Radio Seminar's CRS 2023 event in March, where he will offer wellness tips on resiliency, stress management and awareness. [read more]
RBR+TVBR: Where Business News Starts
In 2021, a deal was struck that saw University of Northwestern-St. Paul agree to acquire a 100kw FM serving Rapid City, S.D., with Worship Music. However, that deal never transpired. On November 7, another buyer stepped up. The RBR+TVBR Afternoon Headlines email has the story.
Thanks to Gary Grainger who shared this classic radio photo which was three hours and thirty six minutes into WSHE's (Miami) inaugural broadcast back in October of 1971. Dennis Lane is seated with Grainger who was the PD at the time. [read more]
Are you hearing things about your market? Let us investigate. Radio Ink Magazine is the only 30-year-old trade magazine in the radio industry. That's the result of a lot of trust over those years. Send all news tips in total confidence, and any other station news to Radio Ink Editor Ed Ryan at edryantheeditor@gmail.com. [read more]
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Tim McCarthy is president of the Broadcasters Foundation of America — the only organization that improves the quality of life for people in radio and television who find themselves in a financial struggle. He's also on the cover of our special 
It's time to make your nomination for Radio Ink's 2023 Future African American leaders list. Our list includes radio employees from every aspect of the radio business from all over the country.
These days its rare to see a radio executive appearing in the press unless its someone from the corporate office. You never know who might say something off the script the home office wants everyone to stick to. The well-respected Kevin Weatherly, however, is far from the average radio executive.
According to Edison Research, the last four quarters of the company's Share of Ear data shows a consistent uptick in reach among Americans 13 plus. Back in 2014, podcasts were reaching only 5% of Americans over the age of 13. Here's what that number is today.
iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman and CMO Gayle Troberman interviewed author Byron Sharp on the latest episode of Math & Magic. They discuss marketing strategies backed by science, and dive into why marketers need data and guidance in helping them make decisions.
iHeartMedia's Omaha-based New Country station KXKT collected over 2,400 "thank you" cards for local veterans ahead of Veteran's Day on Friday. The cards will be distributed to a number of Veteran-focused organizations on Thursday.
Fans who regularly tune in to Lincoln's sports station KNTK will soon be able to interact with their favorite programs in person: The station is scheduled to move into a new building by mid-year, which will feature several fan interaction elements.
Audio imaging company Benztown and digital revenue platform Envisionwise have partnered on a new studio communication and contest service powered by text messages. The solution, StudioTexter, is billed as the "only texting platform created especially for radio, by radio professionals."
Premiere Networks personality Amy Brown, co-host of iHeartMedia’s Bobby Bones Show brought her 4 Things with Amy Brown podcast to Wichita on Saturday, November 5, at the Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center.
Miles Adcox, the chairman and owner of the emotional wellness lifestyle brand Onsite, will be the featured speaker at the Country Radio Seminar's CRS 2023 event in March, where he will offer wellness tips on resiliency, stress management and awareness.
Thanks to Gary Grainger who shared this classic radio photo which was three hours and thirty six minutes into WSHE's (Miami) inaugural broadcast back in October of 1971. Dennis Lane is seated with Grainger who was the PD at the time.
Are you hearing things about your market? Let us investigate. Radio Ink Magazine is the only 30-year-old trade magazine in the radio industry. That's the result of a lot of trust over those years. Send all news tips in total confidence, and any other station news to Radio Ink Editor Ed Ryan at 
