Now that the initial shock of AI's widespread emergence has begun to settle, what should radio start to focus on beneath the surface? To discuss these second-layer questions, Radio Ink had a conversation with Futuri Media Founder and CEO Daniel Anstandig. [read more]
Time is running out for those looking to save on tickets to Radio Ink's Forecast 2024, the broadcast media industry's premier leadership conference. Early Bird pricing for the event will expire on Sunday, October 15, after which ticket prices will increase by $200. [read more]
Beasley Media Group has launched a country music discovery format, NuTune Country, that will be available on its HD2 side channels. The format will feature content curated by Country music specialists from seven of Beasley's Country format stations. [read more]
Good news for those looking to spotlight young talents in the broadcasting industry: the nomination deadline for Radio Ink's 2023 30 And Under Superstars has been extended until Friday, October 13th at 5p ET. Their success is your legacy! [read more]
(By Pay Bryson) Whether or not we are successful in sales depends in large part on how we spend our "billable hours" each day. In most cases, how we spend our time is determined by the habits we develop. [read more]
(By Loyd Ford) If you manage sellers, the job is to motivate sellers, help make their jobs easier, and pump up their time spent selling. How much of their time is spent doing other things other than direct selling? [read more]
(By Marc Greenspan) According to a recent study conducted by Katz Radio Group, the average time an adult 18 years or older has had a favorite radio station is 18 years. Can you guess what the timeframe is for Adults 18-34, aka Gen Z and Millennials? [read more]
(By Mike McVay) I’ve heard many a Program Director tell me that they wish they had time to program their station. The tactics to build radio ratings aren’t new. The inability to act and react quickly to a move by a competitor is. [read more]
(By John Shomby) Taylor Swift and the NFL! Who knew? Whether you watch football or not, you've probably seen Swift sightings from Kansas City Chiefs games. In the midst of the "Taylor Economy," the NFL has unabashedly seized the moment. [read more]
(By Buzz Knight) I remember legendary Long Island New Wave radio station WLIR had an interesting positioning statement: “Dare to be different." That same phrase has kept rolling through my head for the last few days. [read more]
Beasley Media Group has officially moved Mix 99.5 (WJBR) out of Wilmington, DE to a new home in the neighboring market of Philadelphia. WJBR's programming will now piggyback as the HD2 signal for Beasley's 95.7 Ben FM (WBEN). [read more]
Cumulus Media Kansas City has shifted its CHR 95.7 The Vibe (KMJK) to a new frequency, 107.3. The move coincides with the dropping of syndicated morning and night programming during the week in favor of local personalities. [read more]
Forcht Broadcasting Radio & Digital has announced the appointment of Meredith Frye as the new General Manager for its London, KY-based stations. Starting October 6, Frye will manage WWEL, WANV, and WFTG-AM, working alongside the existing staff. [read more]
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The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation has released an on-demand, three-part webinar series offering insights from radio and podcasting leaders on a range of topics including programming, syndication, marketing, sales, branding, and more. [read more]
Australia-based Ramp Media has unveiled the International Student Broadcasting Championship, a new global competition aimed at connecting student broadcasters in radio and digital with industry professionals and job opportunities. [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]
The Athletic, acquired by The New York Times in 2022, is scaling back its local podcasts while focusing more on national audio content. Sources inside The Athletic say the shift is strictly audio, and beat reporters will continue to write local coverage. [read more]
NPR has reintroduced its College Podcast Challenge, offering students the opportunity to share their stories while competing for a $5,000 grand prize scholarship. The contest is now open for entries until January 5, 2024. [read more]
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Now that the initial shock of AI's widespread emergence has begun to settle, what should radio start to focus on beneath the surface? To discuss these second-layer questions, Radio Ink had a conversation with Futuri Media Founder and CEO Daniel Anstandig.
Time is running out for those looking to save on tickets to Radio Ink's Forecast 2024, the broadcast media industry's premier leadership conference. 
Beasley Media Group has launched a country music discovery format, NuTune Country, that will be available on its HD2 side channels. The format will feature content curated by Country music specialists from seven of Beasley's Country format stations.
Good news for those looking to spotlight young talents in the broadcasting industry: the nomination deadline for Radio Ink's 2023 30 And Under Superstars has been extended until 
(By Pay Bryson) Whether or not we are successful in sales depends in large part on how we spend our "billable hours" each day. In most cases, how we spend our time is determined by the habits we develop.
(By Loyd Ford) If you manage sellers, the job is to motivate sellers, help make their jobs easier, and pump up their time spent selling. How much of their time is spent doing other things other than direct selling?
(By Marc Greenspan) According to a recent study conducted by Katz Radio Group, the average time an adult 18 years or older has had a favorite radio station is 18 years. Can you guess what the timeframe is for Adults 18-34, aka Gen Z and Millennials?
(By Mike McVay) I’ve heard many a Program Director tell me that they wish they had time to program their station. The tactics to build radio ratings aren’t new. The inability to act and react quickly to a move by a competitor is.
(By John Shomby) Taylor Swift and the NFL! Who knew? Whether you watch football or not, you've probably seen Swift sightings from Kansas City Chiefs games. In the midst of the "Taylor Economy," the NFL has unabashedly seized the moment.
(By Buzz Knight) I remember legendary Long Island New Wave radio station WLIR had an interesting positioning statement: “Dare to be different." That same phrase has kept rolling through my head for the last few days.
Beasley Media Group has officially moved Mix 99.5 (WJBR) out of Wilmington, DE to a new home in the neighboring market of Philadelphia. WJBR's programming will now piggyback as the HD2 signal for Beasley's 95.7 Ben FM (WBEN).
Cumulus Media Kansas City has shifted its CHR 95.7 The Vibe (KMJK) to a new frequency, 107.3. The move coincides with the dropping of syndicated morning and night programming during the week in favor of local personalities.
Forcht Broadcasting Radio & Digital has announced the appointment of Meredith Frye as the new General Manager for its London, KY-based stations. Starting October 6, Frye will manage WWEL, WANV, and WFTG-AM, working alongside the existing staff.
The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation has released an on-demand, three-part webinar series offering insights from radio and podcasting leaders on a range of topics including programming, syndication, marketing, sales, branding, and more.
Australia-based Ramp Media has unveiled the International Student Broadcasting Championship, a new global competition aimed at connecting student broadcasters in radio and digital with industry professionals and job opportunities.
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 
The Athletic, acquired by The New York Times in 2022, is scaling back its local podcasts while focusing more on national audio content. Sources inside The Athletic say the shift is strictly audio, and beat reporters will continue to write local coverage.
NPR has reintroduced its College Podcast Challenge, offering students the opportunity to share their stories while competing for a $5,000 grand prize scholarship. The contest is now open for entries until January 5, 2024.
