The campaign to secure AM radio’s place in the dashboard has crossed a key milestone in the US House of Representatives. With 12 new lawmakers signing on as co-sponsors late Friday, the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act has surpassed the simple majority threshold. [read more]
The estate of one of radio's most recognizable voices is suing Paramount Global over alleged unauthorized use of a 2008 broadcast in the season finale of its hit streaming series Landman, which they say turned Paul Harvey into, "an unwitting shill for big oil.” [read more]
The newest Radio Masters Sales Series webinar from Radio Ink is now available for on-demand viewing, offering a deep dive with RAB CEO Mike Hulvey into one of radio’s most urgent workforce challenges: recruiting and retaining Gen Z sales talent. [read more]
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Don Henley was the first to mention Ray-Bans and the radio in the same song, but iHeartMedia is the first to make the combination literal. The company is integrating its app into Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, giving users hands-free access to radio on the go. [read more]
The emerging theme across multiple new studies is clear: audio’s influence is growing because it’s no longer confined to “just audio.” Listeners increasingly interact with audio through screens - whether in the car, on smart TVs, or even passive video consumption. [read more]
Radio Ink Magazine is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Best Managers in Radio. Recognize the leaders driving your station’s success. Submit your GM, Market Manager, or Regional VP for national recognition by July 14. [read more]
As the radio industry looks to expand digital offerings, diversify revenue, and compete in a volatile advertising environment, a new report finds that many sales departments are feeling the strain between leadership optimism and frontline realities. [read more]
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The campaign to secure AM radio’s place in the dashboard has crossed a key milestone in the US House of Representatives. With 12 new lawmakers signing on as co-sponsors late Friday, the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act has surpassed the simple majority threshold.
The estate of one of radio's most recognizable voices is suing Paramount Global over alleged unauthorized use of a 2008 broadcast in the season finale of its hit streaming series Landman, which they say turned Paul Harvey into, "an unwitting shill for big oil.”
The newest Radio Masters Sales Series webinar from Radio Ink is now available for on-demand viewing, offering a deep dive with RAB CEO Mike Hulvey into one of radio’s most urgent workforce challenges: recruiting and retaining Gen Z sales talent.
Don Henley was the first to mention Ray-Bans and the radio in the same song, but iHeartMedia is the first to make the combination literal. The company is integrating its app into Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, giving users hands-free access to radio on the go.
The emerging theme across multiple new studies is clear: audio’s influence is growing because it’s no longer confined to “just audio.” Listeners increasingly interact with audio through screens - whether in the car, on smart TVs, or even passive video consumption.
Radio Ink Magazine is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Best Managers in Radio. Recognize the leaders driving your station’s success. Submit your GM, Market Manager, or Regional VP for national recognition by July 14.
As the radio industry looks to expand digital offerings, diversify revenue, and compete in a volatile advertising environment, a new report finds that many sales departments are feeling the strain between leadership optimism and frontline realities.
