Over-the-air radio plays a crucial role in providing reach to voters that TV and digital can’t. Radio Ink sat down with Audacy SVP of Research and Insights Idil Cakim to discuss recent Nielsen findings every candidate will need. [read more]
The AM For Every Vehicle Act has hit the magic number of voting co-sponsors needed to pass the legislation through the US House of Representatives. The House version of the bill, led by New Jersey Representative Josh Gottheimer, announced its 218th supporter. [read more]
Radio Ink’s March issue celebrates monumental achievements by the industry’s Black trailblazers. Look inside for Radio’s African American Future Leaders, a celebration of 50 years of WBLS, an interview with Aduacy’s Skip Dillard, and more! [read more]
Despite a soft start to Q1, Saga Communications' optimism for the year ahead defined its first earnings call of 2024. Saga CEO Chris Forgy compared the company to an Airbus A330 aimed down the runway and speeding for takeoff with eyes on the skies. [read more]
From the US' largest radio operator to college radio, stations across the country are banding together to recognize the invaluable and irreplaceable contributions of women to the industry for International Women's Day and Women’s History Month. [read more]
Programming continues to see a need for more female leadership, especially in the Top 100 markets, according to the Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio's annual Gender Analysis Study. However, consistent growth continues in the General Manager role. [read more]
Colorado Public Radio's leadership is addressing the organization's 8% workforce reduction, affecting 15 full and part-time positions across various departments. The layoffs affect CPR's dedicated podcasting unit and music staff. [read more]
Audacy Baltimore's Mix 106.5 (WWMX) has once again showcased the strength of radio's community spirit through its 35th annual Radiothon for Johns Hopkins Children's Center. Mix raised more than $1.4 million to support the Children’s Miracle Network member. [read more]
Cumulus Media's Youngstown, OH station K105 (WQXK) is adding to Country radio's remarkable funds already raised for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in 2024. The station collected $147,834 during its two-day radiothon. [read more]
Despite its significant impact in advertising, music often finds itself sidelined in marketing discussions, introduced as an afterthought. However, recent success among young audiences proves that an ad's music bed or branding can make or break a campaign. [read more]
Big Loud Records is expanding its radio promotions team with the addition of Shari Roth as Vice President of Multi-Format Radio, effective immediately. Roth brings a wealth of experience in a variety of music formats, including Americana, AC, and AAA. [read more]
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Scott Donovan at KHOK in Great Bend, KS back in 1990. Send your Blast From The Past to our Online Editor Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured. [read more]
Digital audio advertising firm Price Brothers unveiled its artificial-intelligence-driven Contextual Advertising service for host-read podcast ads. The service uses dynamic targeting with voice cloning technology to create more relevant and engaging ads. [read more]
Always Know The Deal With RBR+TVBR From DTS AutoStage advancements to HD Radio, Xperi Corp. is primed for a big 2024. The latest InFOCUS Podcast, presented, by dot.FM, sees Joe D'Angelo provide a pre-NAB Show update. The Afternoon Headlines E-mail has direct access to the audio report. Get this newsletter by clicking HERE.
SiriusXM has taken the first step in its Listen Next program, aimed at fostering diverse audio talent and promoting inclusivity in podcasting. The inaugural launch features Stars and Stars with Isa, where astrologer Isa Nakazawa explores birth charts with celebrities. [read more]
Westwood One has announced its calendar of coverage for the NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Conference Championship Week. Including 24 games, the tips off with the Ohio Valley Conference Championship on March 9 and will continue up to Selection Sunday [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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Over-the-air radio plays a crucial role in providing reach to voters that TV and digital can’t. Radio Ink sat down with Audacy SVP of Research and Insights Idil Cakim to discuss recent Nielsen findings every candidate will need.
The AM For Every Vehicle Act has hit the magic number of voting co-sponsors needed to pass the legislation through the US House of Representatives. The House version of the bill, led by New Jersey Representative Josh Gottheimer, announced its 218th supporter.
Radio Ink’s March issue celebrates monumental achievements by the industry’s Black trailblazers. Look inside for Radio’s African American Future Leaders, a celebration of 50 years of WBLS, an interview with Aduacy’s Skip Dillard, and more!
Despite a soft start to Q1, Saga Communications' optimism for the year ahead defined its first earnings call of 2024. Saga CEO Chris Forgy compared the company to an Airbus A330 aimed down the runway and speeding for takeoff with eyes on the skies.
From the US' largest radio operator to college radio, stations across the country are banding together to recognize the invaluable and irreplaceable contributions of women to the industry for International Women's Day and Women’s History Month.
Programming continues to see a need for more female leadership, especially in the Top 100 markets, according to the Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio's annual Gender Analysis Study. However, consistent growth continues in the General Manager role.
Colorado Public Radio's leadership is addressing the organization's 8% workforce reduction, affecting 15 full and part-time positions across various departments. The layoffs affect CPR's dedicated podcasting unit and music staff.
Audacy Baltimore's Mix 106.5 (WWMX) has once again showcased the strength of radio's community spirit through its 35th annual Radiothon for Johns Hopkins Children's Center. Mix raised more than $1.4 million to support the Children’s Miracle Network member.
Cumulus Media's Youngstown, OH station K105 (WQXK) is adding to Country radio's remarkable funds already raised for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in 2024. The station collected $147,834 during its two-day radiothon.
Despite its significant impact in advertising, music often finds itself sidelined in marketing discussions, introduced as an afterthought. However, recent success among young audiences proves that an ad's music bed or branding can make or break a campaign.
Big Loud Records is expanding its radio promotions team with the addition of Shari Roth as Vice President of Multi-Format Radio, effective immediately. Roth brings a wealth of experience in a variety of music formats, including Americana, AC, and AAA.
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Scott Donovan at KHOK in Great Bend, KS back in 1990. Send your Blast From The Past to our 
Digital audio advertising firm Price Brothers unveiled its artificial-intelligence-driven Contextual Advertising service for host-read podcast ads. The service uses dynamic targeting with voice cloning technology to create more relevant and engaging ads.
SiriusXM has taken the first step in its Listen Next program, aimed at fostering diverse audio talent and promoting inclusivity in podcasting. The inaugural launch features Stars and Stars with Isa, where astrologer Isa Nakazawa explores birth charts with celebrities.
Westwood One has announced its calendar of coverage for the NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Conference Championship Week. Including 24 games, the tips off with the Ohio Valley Conference Championship on March 9 and will continue up to Selection Sunday
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 
