Forecast 2024 brought an expert session to take a pragmatic, honest dive into AI in radio featuring Beasley Media Group CEO Caroline Beasley, who discussed why that company’s ChatGPT ban lasted, “About 30 seconds.” [read more]
A recent study by Katz Radio Group has revealed how President Joe Biden's reelection campaign is using AM/FM to win the 2024 multicultural vote in swing states. The research focused on Black voters and the approval boost and voter intention boost radio made. [read more]
The Forecast 2024 session, "Main Street Media: Where Local Broadcast Survives & Thrives," moderated by Justin Sasso, CEO of the Colorado Broadcasters Association, featured a panel of industry leaders discussing the vitality and future of local broadcasting. [read more]
Audacy Milwaukee has announced the appointment of Jason Bjorson as the cluster's new Senior Vice President and Market Manager. Bjorson will be responsible for managing 99.1 The Mix, 1250 AM The Fan, 103.7 KISS FM, Hot 105.7, and Channel Q. [read more]
One of radio's biggest supporters throughout the lifespan of the AM For Every Vehicle Act has been the agricultural industry - a group with a substantial spending power of over $576 billion across its 4.5 million workers. So just how popular is AM/FM with farmers? [read more]
Registration is now open for the 2024 NAB Show, April 13-17 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Cutting-edge trends in artificial intelligence, the connected car, and digital audio and sales promise to be this year's hot topics, especially in radio-relevant sessions. [read more]
The November 2023 issue of Radio Ink Magazine has plenty to offer. Want a positive, realistic mindset? Want in-depth financial and legal analysis along with sales and leadership training from our columnists? Take a peek at what you’ll see: [read more]
Country Radio Broadcasters has announced the upcoming New Faces of Country Music Show nominees for CRS 2024. The show, a highly anticipated tradition since 1970, will feature some of the most promising talents in country music. [read more]
As Country radio experiences a boom driven by the surging popularity of crossover acts like Luke Combs, Jelly Roll, and Lainey Wilson, the nomination window is now open for Radio Ink's Best Program Directors in Country Radio list. [read more]
Country Radio Broadcasters has opened nominations for the 2024 Tom Rivers Humanitarian Award, with submissions accepted until December 15. The award is a tribute to industry individuals who exemplify a selfless spirit and a dedication to their local communities. [read more]
Audacy Boston's sports/talk WEEI announced the multiyear contract extension of Greg Hill on Thursday. Hill will continue to host weekday mornings alongside his co-hosts Jermaine Wiggins, Courtney Cox, and Chris Curtis. [read more]
Motor Racing Network has announced the passing of its co-founder and first "Voice of NASCAR," Ken Squire. Squire, who also had a notable broadcasting career on radio, CBS, and TBS, passed away on November 15, following a series of illnesses. [read more]
Happy Friday! This week's Radio Ink Blast from the Past comes from Doug Quick in his days at WEEE-FM in Taylorsville, Illinois. Send your Blast From The Past to our Online Editor Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured. [read more]
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"I am back, and I can't wait. I have missed all of you so much. Thank you so much for all of your support." Those are the words of Jim Donovan, the "Voice of the Cleveland Browns," set to make a much-anticipated return to the Browns Radio Network booth. [read more]
Capitol Records Nashville recording artist Caylee Hammack is set to host a new radio show on SiriusXM's Prime Country. The announcement was made on SiriusXM’s Highway Mornings with Cody Alan & Macie Banks. [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]
Triton Digital has released its latest US Podcast Ranker covering October 2023. The report highlighted a 4.6% decrease in podcast downloads compared to September, partially attributed to changes in Apple's podcast automatic download behavior. [read more]
The State Library of Queensland has launched Cake the Podcast, presented by Kaitlyn Sawrey. This engaging series delves into the significant impact of desserts on Queensland's history and cultural identity, combining historical narratives with contemporary stories. [read more]
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Forecast 2024 brought an expert session to take a pragmatic, honest dive into AI in radio featuring Beasley Media Group CEO Caroline Beasley, who discussed why that company’s ChatGPT ban lasted, “About 30 seconds.”
A recent study by Katz Radio Group has revealed how President Joe Biden's reelection campaign is using AM/FM to win the 2024 multicultural vote in swing states. The research focused on Black voters and the approval boost and voter intention boost radio made.
The Forecast 2024 session, "Main Street Media: Where Local Broadcast Survives & Thrives," moderated by Justin Sasso, CEO of the Colorado Broadcasters Association, featured a panel of industry leaders discussing the vitality and future of local broadcasting.
Audacy Milwaukee has announced the appointment of Jason Bjorson as the cluster's new Senior Vice President and Market Manager. Bjorson will be responsible for managing 99.1 The Mix, 1250 AM The Fan, 103.7 KISS FM, Hot 105.7, and Channel Q.
One of radio's biggest supporters throughout the lifespan of the AM For Every Vehicle Act has been the agricultural industry - a group with a substantial spending power of over $576 billion across its 4.5 million workers. So just how popular is AM/FM with farmers?
Registration is now open for the 2024 NAB Show, April 13-17 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Cutting-edge trends in artificial intelligence, the connected car, and digital audio and sales promise to be this year's hot topics, especially in radio-relevant sessions.
The November 2023 issue of Radio Ink Magazine has plenty to offer. Want a positive, realistic mindset? Want in-depth financial and legal analysis along with sales and leadership training from our columnists? Take a peek at what you’ll see:
Country Radio Broadcasters has announced the upcoming New Faces of Country Music Show nominees for CRS 2024. The show, a highly anticipated tradition since 1970, will feature some of the most promising talents in country music.
As Country radio experiences a boom driven by the surging popularity of crossover acts like Luke Combs, Jelly Roll, and Lainey Wilson, the nomination window is now open for Radio Ink's Best Program Directors in Country Radio list.
Country Radio Broadcasters has opened nominations for the 2024 Tom Rivers Humanitarian Award, with submissions accepted until December 15. The award is a tribute to industry individuals who exemplify a selfless spirit and a dedication to their local communities.
Audacy Boston's sports/talk WEEI announced the multiyear contract extension of Greg Hill on Thursday. Hill will continue to host weekday mornings alongside his co-hosts Jermaine Wiggins, Courtney Cox, and Chris Curtis.
Motor Racing Network has announced the passing of its co-founder and first "Voice of NASCAR," Ken Squire. Squire, who also had a notable broadcasting career on radio, CBS, and TBS, passed away on November 15, following a series of illnesses.
Happy Friday! This week's Radio Ink Blast from the Past comes from Doug Quick in his days at WEEE-FM in Taylorsville, Illinois. Send your Blast From The Past to our 
"I am back, and I can't wait. I have missed all of you so much. Thank you so much for all of your support." Those are the words of Jim Donovan, the "Voice of the Cleveland Browns," set to make a much-anticipated return to the Browns Radio Network booth.
Capitol Records Nashville recording artist Caylee Hammack is set to host a new radio show on SiriusXM's Prime Country. The announcement was made on SiriusXM’s Highway Mornings with Cody Alan & Macie Banks.
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 
Triton Digital has released its latest US Podcast Ranker covering October 2023. The report highlighted a 4.6% decrease in podcast downloads compared to September, partially attributed to changes in Apple's podcast automatic download behavior.
The State Library of Queensland has launched Cake the Podcast, presented by Kaitlyn Sawrey. This engaging series delves into the significant impact of desserts on Queensland's history and cultural identity, combining historical narratives with contemporary stories.
