Forecast 2023 takes place Wednesday at the Harvard Club in New York City. A distinguished and elite crowd of decision makers, analysts, industry executives and other stakeholders will meet for networking opportunities, panels and one-on-one interviews. Watch the Radio Ink Twitter page tomorrow for highlights and killer quotes from the day. [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]
Seven women, including iHeartMedia Chief Communications Officer Wendy Goldberg (pictured here with Heather Cohen), were honored with Gracies Leadership Awards at the Alliance for Women in Media luncheon at the Tribeca 360 in New York City on Monday. [read more]
One day after Gordon Borrell moderates our Executive Super Session at Forecast 2023 in New York City he'll host a webinar to unveil his local advertising predictions for 2023. Borrell's panel will include... [read more]
Cox Media Group has promoted Stephanie Callihan and J.C. Campese to lead the company's radio cluster in Houston and Orlando, respectively. Both previously served in executive sales positions at the company. [read more]
Visual content producer Quu has hired Laura Gonzo as its senior director of affiliate services. Gonzo will work with stations and sales teams to help them maximize Quu's messaging and advertising products to their potential. [read more]
Audacy has hired Seema Kumar from WarnerMedia to serve as its senior vice president of advertising platforms. Kumar will oversee staffers who are tasked with developing and running the advertising platforms. [read more]
iHeartMedia's Denver-based country station KWBL and on-air host Denise Plante collected over $460,000 for the American Cancer Society during an event on November 5. The funds were raised at the "Champions of Hope Gala" [read more]
Bonneville's Denver-based new country station KYGO (98.5 FM) is partnering with Walmart and Buehler Moving Companies for a week-long campaign to benefit a local food bank. The estation will conduct a live remote during the campaign. [read more]
The Forever Media Altoona cluster of stations in Altoona, Pennsylvania collected more than 3,800 thank you cards for local veterans as part of their "Operation Thank You 2022" initiative. Local volunteers helped collect the cards. [read more]
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A texting platform built for radio, by radio pros, is being launched by Benztown, and today's Weekly Tech Roundup has the details. What else is making headlines on Tuesday? TheRBR+TVBR Afternoon Headlines email has the details.
Employment services provider Indeed was the most-run spot on stations coast-to-coast for the second consecutive week in a row, even though the company ran fewer ads compared to the previous week. Progressive fell from 2nd to 47th. [read more]
Veritonic has announced its second annual Audio Intelligence Summit. The summit gathers brands, agencies, and publishers to dive deep into the data and analytics that are driving today’s audio and podcasting strategies. The summit will take place at Second Floor in New York City on February 15, 2023. [read more]
Bauer Media Group says it has acquired Cord's Red FM, one of Ireland's biggest regional radio stations. The deal will bring more than 129,000 listeners to Bauer Media, which has a total of 61 million listeners across 9 European countries. [read more]
Radio One's Charlotte sports station WFNZ (92.7 FM) is launching a new afternoon show with Wes Bryant and Walker Mehl. In addition to the new afternoon show, WFNZ says it is refreshing its programming line-up throughout the day. [read more]
Radio One says Charlotte native DJ Ace will come home with a new weekday show on its urban-format station WOSF-HD2 (102.5 FM, The Block). DJ Ace joined Radio One in 2016 when he worked for one of their stations in Charlotte. [read more]
SiriusXM says radio host Andy Cohen has signed a three-year extension of his contract that will keep him at the company through 2025. As part of the extension, Cohen's flagship show "Andy Cohen Live" will expand to five days a week. [read more]
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Forecast 2023 takes place Wednesday at the Harvard Club in New York City. A distinguished and elite crowd of decision makers, analysts, industry executives and other stakeholders will meet for networking opportunities, panels and one-on-one interviews. Watch the Radio Ink 
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.
Seven women, including iHeartMedia Chief Communications Officer Wendy Goldberg (pictured here with Heather Cohen), were honored with Gracies Leadership Awards at the Alliance for Women in Media luncheon at the Tribeca 360 in New York City on Monday.
One day after Gordon Borrell moderates our Executive Super Session at Forecast 2023 in New York City he'll host a webinar to unveil his local advertising predictions for 2023. Borrell's panel will include...
Cox Media Group has promoted Stephanie Callihan and J.C. Campese to lead the company's radio cluster in Houston and Orlando, respectively. Both previously served in executive sales positions at the company.
Visual content producer Quu has hired Laura Gonzo as its senior director of affiliate services. Gonzo will work with stations and sales teams to help them maximize Quu's messaging and advertising products to their potential.
Audacy has hired Seema Kumar from WarnerMedia to serve as its senior vice president of advertising platforms. Kumar will oversee staffers who are tasked with developing and running the advertising platforms.
iHeartMedia's Denver-based country station KWBL and on-air host Denise Plante collected over $460,000 for the American Cancer Society during an event on November 5. The funds were raised at the "Champions of Hope Gala"
Bonneville's Denver-based new country station KYGO (98.5 FM) is partnering with Walmart and Buehler Moving Companies for a week-long campaign to benefit a local food bank. The estation will conduct a live remote during the campaign.
The Forever Media Altoona cluster of stations in Altoona, Pennsylvania collected more than 3,800 thank you cards for local veterans as part of their "Operation Thank You 2022" initiative. Local volunteers helped collect the cards.
Employment services provider Indeed was the most-run spot on stations coast-to-coast for the second consecutive week in a row, even though the company ran fewer ads compared to the previous week. Progressive fell from 2nd to 47th.
Veritonic has announced its second annual Audio Intelligence Summit. The summit gathers brands, agencies, and publishers to dive deep into the data and analytics that are driving today’s audio and podcasting strategies. The summit will take place at Second Floor in New York City on February 15, 2023.
Bauer Media Group says it has acquired Cord's Red FM, one of Ireland's biggest regional radio stations. The deal will bring more than 129,000 listeners to Bauer Media, which has a total of 61 million listeners across 9 European countries.
Radio One's Charlotte sports station WFNZ (92.7 FM) is launching a new afternoon show with Wes Bryant and Walker Mehl. In addition to the new afternoon show, WFNZ says it is refreshing its programming line-up throughout the day.
Radio One says Charlotte native DJ Ace will come home with a new weekday show on its urban-format station WOSF-HD2 (102.5 FM, The Block). DJ Ace joined Radio One in 2016 when he worked for one of their stations in Charlotte.
SiriusXM says radio host Andy Cohen has signed a three-year extension of his contract that will keep him at the company through 2025. As part of the extension, Cohen's flagship show "Andy Cohen Live" will expand to five days a week.
