The National Association of Broadcasters has voiced significant concerns regarding the FCC's proposed licensing and service rules for FM geo-targeting through booster stations, following the FCC's approval of GeoBroadcast Solutions' ZoneCasting technology. [read more]
After Edison Research's expanded podcast findings in this year's Infinite Dial report, more details are being released about the platform's mainstream break. "The Podcast Consumer 2024" highlighted a highly engaged and growing audience. [read more]
Engaging Gen Z is both a challenge and a significant opportunity for radio stations. To connect with this demographic, it's crucial to understand emerging trends in music and culture. One genre making waves is Corridos, a Mexican regional music format. [read more]
America Amplified has intensified its efforts to support public media stations nationwide in preparation for the 2024 general election. The program, hosted by WFYI in Indianapolis, is supported by a $1.5 million grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. [read more]
(By Pat Bryson) I was having breakfast at a local diner in Tulsa. The server brought my check, and I got out the money to pay. When he came back to collect it, he told me something surprising. [read more]
(By Loyd Ford) Did you ever watch the Tom Hanks movie Cast Away? It’s an amazing movie. Most of it takes place with the main character, a systems analyst for FedEx, stranded alone on an island, unable to get back to civilization. He has to learn to do everything, and it all starts with fire. It’s […] [read more]
(By Marc Greenspan) A client asks “Is this going to make my company money?” A new car dealer may not care that you have 262,600 people tuning to your station, but they do care if data shows your listeners will spend $1.16 billion at new car dealers over the next year. [read more]
Audacy has debuted On The Record, a new album release initiative to tie into some of music's biggest stars. The first program aired on May 17, featuring the release of Billie Eilish’s third studio album, HIT ME HARD AND SOFT. [read more]
Women have always played a pivotal role in shaping the radio industry, bringing power, perspective, and innovation at every level. The May issue of Radio Ink recognizes and celebrates their contributions with our 25th annual Most Influential Women in Radio issue. [read more]
Vic Vela, former host of Colorado Public Radio's Back from Broken, has settled his discrimination claim against his longtime employer. Vela, who filed the claim in March, was terminated in January after nine years at the station. [read more]
The parent company of Christian broadcaster Family Life Radio has added John Brock to its marketing and development department. Brock, also known as "Coach," brings his 47 years of experience in both radio and TV to Intentional Life Media. [read more]
iHeartMedia Chicago 103.5 Kiss FM (WKSC) Assistant Program Director Brady is adding another city to his on-air resume. He will start hosting nights on The Big 98 (WSIX) in Nashville as Eddie Foxx steps out of the market. [read more]
Attendees at both this year's Consumer Electronics Show and NAB Show were wowed by Xperi's DTS AutoStage - not just for what it provides for radio's audience in the car, but for what it provides broadcasters outside of the automobile. On May 30, you'll get the full tour. [read more]
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After 34 years of broadcasting to Virginia's Hampton Roads region, Holly Williams has retired from Sinclair Communications' 93.7 BOB-FM (WNOB). Williams is moving back north to be closer to her family, including her siblings and her daughter. [read more]
Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has announced the appointments of Jayne Stancavage and Kimberly Baum as Chair and Vice Chair of the FCC's World Radiocommunication Conference Advisory Committee. [read more]
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The National Association of Broadcasters has voiced significant concerns regarding the FCC's proposed licensing and service rules for FM geo-targeting through booster stations, following the FCC's approval of GeoBroadcast Solutions' ZoneCasting technology.
After Edison Research's expanded podcast findings in this year's Infinite Dial report, more details are being released about the platform's mainstream break. "The Podcast Consumer 2024" highlighted a highly engaged and growing audience.
Engaging Gen Z is both a challenge and a significant opportunity for radio stations. To connect with this demographic, it's crucial to understand emerging trends in music and culture. One genre making waves is Corridos, a Mexican regional music format.
America Amplified has intensified its efforts to support public media stations nationwide in preparation for the 2024 general election. The program, hosted by WFYI in Indianapolis, is supported by a $1.5 million grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
(By Pat Bryson) I was having breakfast at a local diner in Tulsa. The server brought my check, and I got out the money to pay. When he came back to collect it, he told me something surprising.
(By Loyd Ford) Did you ever watch the Tom Hanks movie Cast Away? It’s an amazing movie. Most of it takes place with the main character, a systems analyst for FedEx, stranded alone on an island, unable to get back to civilization. He has to learn to do everything, and it all starts with fire. It’s […]
(By Marc Greenspan) A client asks “Is this going to make my company money?” A new car dealer may not care that you have 262,600 people tuning to your station, but they do care if data shows your listeners will spend $1.16 billion at new car dealers over the next year.
Audacy has debuted On The Record, a new album release initiative to tie into some of music's biggest stars. The first program aired on May 17, featuring the release of Billie Eilish’s third studio album, HIT ME HARD AND SOFT.
Women have always played a pivotal role in shaping the radio industry, bringing power, perspective, and innovation at every level. The May issue of Radio Ink recognizes and celebrates their contributions with our 25th annual Most Influential Women in Radio issue.
Vic Vela, former host of Colorado Public Radio's Back from Broken, has settled his discrimination claim against his longtime employer. Vela, who filed the claim in March, was terminated in January after nine years at the station.
The parent company of Christian broadcaster Family Life Radio has added John Brock to its marketing and development department. Brock, also known as "Coach," brings his 47 years of experience in both radio and TV to Intentional Life Media.
iHeartMedia Chicago 103.5 Kiss FM (WKSC) Assistant Program Director Brady is adding another city to his on-air resume. He will start hosting nights on The Big 98 (WSIX) in Nashville as Eddie Foxx steps out of the market.
Attendees at both this year's Consumer Electronics Show and NAB Show were wowed by Xperi's DTS AutoStage - not just for what it provides for radio's audience in the car, but for what it provides broadcasters outside of the automobile. On May 30, you'll get the full tour.
After 34 years of broadcasting to Virginia's Hampton Roads region, Holly Williams has retired from Sinclair Communications' 93.7 BOB-FM (WNOB). Williams is moving back north to be closer to her family, including her siblings and her daughter.
Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has announced the appointments of Jayne Stancavage and Kimberly Baum as Chair and Vice Chair of the FCC's World Radiocommunication Conference Advisory Committee.
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 
