We know that radio has long ruled over all types of ad-supported audio in the car, but with satellite radio and so many music, podcast, and audiobook subscription services offering ad-free listening, does AM/FM still come out on top? Yes, and it's not even close. [read more]
Beasley Media Group is formally redefining itself as a digital-first company, a strategic pivot CEO Caroline Beasley says is essential for survival in today’s media marketplace in an interview on Borrell Associates’ Local Marketing Trends podcast. [read more]
Congress may be on recess until after Labor Day, but support for the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act continues to build in the U.S. House of Representatives. Eleven new co-sponsors have signed on since August 1, extending the legislation’s bipartisan momentum. [read more]
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A federal court has dismissed SoundExchange's $150 million lawsuit against SiriusXM, throwing a major wrench into how royalty compliance is enforced across the audio industry, stripping the royalty collector of its ability to sue over alleged underpayments. [read more]
Fresh accounts of phone calls, face-to-face meetings, and texts between Connoisseur Media CEO Jeff Warshaw, Soros Fund Management, and Michael Del Nin underpin Warshaw’s lawsuit against the latter two, alleging a breached deal for him to become Audacy CEO. [read more]
For years, Jacobs Media has compiled its AQ series of air talent questionnaires, but how does that data stack up against the live opinions of some of the most engaged and ambitious air talent in radio, especially when it comes to the medium's future? [read more]
A habitual Miami pirate broadcaster who repeatedly defied FCC enforcement efforts is facing justice after being arrested and charged with a felony for continuing to operate his unlicensed radio station out of his home in Biscayne Gardens. [read more]
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We know that radio has long ruled over all types of ad-supported audio in the car, but with satellite radio and so many music, podcast, and audiobook subscription services offering ad-free listening, does AM/FM still come out on top? Yes, and it's not even close.
Beasley Media Group is formally redefining itself as a digital-first company, a strategic pivot CEO Caroline Beasley says is essential for survival in today’s media marketplace in an interview on Borrell Associates’ Local Marketing Trends podcast.
Congress may be on recess until after Labor Day, but support for the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act continues to build in the U.S. House of Representatives. Eleven new co-sponsors have signed on since August 1, extending the legislation’s bipartisan momentum.
A federal court has dismissed SoundExchange's $150 million lawsuit against SiriusXM, throwing a major wrench into how royalty compliance is enforced across the audio industry, stripping the royalty collector of its ability to sue over alleged underpayments.
Fresh accounts of phone calls, face-to-face meetings, and texts between Connoisseur Media CEO Jeff Warshaw, Soros Fund Management, and Michael Del Nin underpin Warshaw’s lawsuit against the latter two, alleging a breached deal for him to become Audacy CEO.
For years, Jacobs Media has compiled its AQ series of air talent questionnaires, but how does that data stack up against the live opinions of some of the most engaged and ambitious air talent in radio, especially when it comes to the medium's future?
A habitual Miami pirate broadcaster who repeatedly defied FCC enforcement efforts is facing justice after being arrested and charged with a felony for continuing to operate his unlicensed radio station out of his home in Biscayne Gardens.
