In the wake of last week's Minneapolis school shooting, Radio Ink invited Cal Beyer and Bob VandePol to share perspectives with air talent, Program Directors, and managers who are called upon to share information on the airwaves in the aftermath of tragic news events. [read more]
Known for his commanding presence, unfiltered delivery, and relentless work ethic, Radio Ink is proud to announce that ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith will headline a Fireside Chat at Forecast 2026 in New York alongside respected media strategist Mike McVay. [read more]
Connoisseur Media has completed its acquisition of Alpha Media following FCC approval on August 13, placing it among the top ten largest US radio broadcast companies by both station count and revenue. The company unveiled a new logo alongside the announcement. [read more]
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iHeartMedia has locked in its top leadership through the end of the decade. The company confirmed Chairman and CEO Bob Pittman and President/COO Rich Bressler have each signed amended agreements extending their contracts through December 31, 2029. [read more]
Salem Media Group has announced that Chief Operating Officer David Evans stepped down from his role as of August 31. Evans joined Salem in 2000 as Chief Financial Officer, later becoming President of New Media, and serving as COO for the past three years. [read more]
As broadcasters continue to push for regulatory relief amid economic challenges, the FCC’s final FY 2025 fee schedule offers a measure of stability. This year's fees largely reflect two consecutive years of across-the-board reductions, while not quite as generous. [read more]
As artificial intelligence begins to replace human workers, the radio industry is likely not immune to the impact. A new study ranking marketing careers by risk of automation shows that three roles critical to radio are among the most vulnerable. [read more]
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In the wake of last week's Minneapolis school shooting, Radio Ink invited Cal Beyer and Bob VandePol to share perspectives with air talent, Program Directors, and managers who are called upon to share information on the airwaves in the aftermath of tragic news events.
Known for his commanding presence, unfiltered delivery, and relentless work ethic, Radio Ink is proud to announce that ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith will headline a Fireside Chat at Forecast 2026 in New York alongside respected media strategist Mike McVay.
Connoisseur Media has completed its acquisition of Alpha Media following FCC approval on August 13, placing it among the top ten largest US radio broadcast companies by both station count and revenue. The company unveiled a new logo alongside the announcement.
iHeartMedia has locked in its top leadership through the end of the decade. The company confirmed Chairman and CEO Bob Pittman and President/COO Rich Bressler have each signed amended agreements extending their contracts through December 31, 2029.
Salem Media Group has announced that Chief Operating Officer David Evans stepped down from his role as of August 31. Evans joined Salem in 2000 as Chief Financial Officer, later becoming President of New Media, and serving as COO for the past three years.
As broadcasters continue to push for regulatory relief amid economic challenges, the FCC’s final FY 2025 fee schedule offers a measure of stability. This year's fees largely reflect two consecutive years of across-the-board reductions, while not quite as generous.
As artificial intelligence begins to replace human workers, the radio industry is likely not immune to the impact. A new study ranking marketing careers by risk of automation shows that three roles critical to radio are among the most vulnerable.
