How harmful could permanent Daylight Saving Time be? Extremely, if you're an AM broadcaster, says NRB Vice President of Public Policy Nic Anderson in a letter to the US House subcommittee currently debating the merits and foibles of changing the clock. [read more]
As technology divides American attention, new research posits that media multitasking has expanded total daily consumption to the equivalent of 32 hours, and it is audio that is most uniquely equipped to thrive in such a nonstop, attention-layered environment. [read more]
MediaCo President and CEO Albert Rodriguez used the company's Q3 earnings disclosure, first reported by Radio Ink, to announce a full pivot into "growth mode," framing the quarter's results as a foundation for audio, video, and distribution platform expansion. [read more]
Beasley Media Group Philadelphia’s 93.3 WMMR set a new benchmark for its annual Preston & Steve’s Camp Out for Hunger, as the morning duo collected more than 1.8 million pounds of food and $1,635,637 to benefit the Delaware Valley’s largest hunger relief organization. [read more]
(Randy Lane) What makes certain radio and podcast personalities rise above the rest? Why do some hosts create instant connection, loyalty, and talk-worthy moments while others sound like background noise? After coaching talent for decades, here's what I've noticed. [read more]
(Buzz Knight) I worry that the leadership of today, specifically in media and radio, applies a “set it and forget it” approach to much of their work. When it comes to principles of leadership, this is dead wrong. Leadership is an ever-evolving centerpiece. [read more]
Audacy Seattle’s 100.7 The Wolf (KKWF) has raised $400,000 during its fifth annual Operation K9 Companion fundraiser. The effort supports Northwest Battle Buddies, which provides trained service dogs for veterans managing PTSD. [read more]
Cumulus Media’s 102.9 (KARN) has completed its United We Feed Food Drive supporting the Arkansas Food Bank through November 6-7. The two-day event collected food and financial donations to assist families across the region during a local effort held onsite. [read more]
Audacy’ Minneapolis’ 830 WCCO (WCCO-AM) has raised $374,607 during its 23rd annual Interrupt Homelessness radiothon supporting Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities. The event has brought a fundraising total of nearly five million dollars since its start in 2003. [read more]
Radio Ink's Black Friday introductory deal cuts a full year of print and digital access to $99: $40 off the standard rate and cheaper than print alone. The discount matters, but the real value is twelve months of intelligence in a business where missing one signal can cost you. [read more]
Cumulus Media has appointed Tony Randall as the Afternoon Drive on-air personality for KAT Country 103 (KATM) in Stockton Modesto. Randall will debut his weekday show on December 1. [read more]
Never Miss Out On A Deal - Get RBR+TVBR The deployment of GeoBroadcast Solutions' "MaxxCasting" technology at a pair of FMs in Baltimore and Frederick is helping bring NPR coverage to a greater swath of Maryland. The RBR+TVBR Afternoon Headlines E-mail has the details. Get itHERE!
With podcasting now a revenue wheel for many radio companies, Triton Digital’s Q3 2025 US Podcast Ranker maps listener behavior to retail intent, identifying where audiences shop, what they engage with, and which genres and programs continue to expand. [read more]
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Alan Peterson featuring WHMP in Springfield, MA. Send your Blast From The Past to Editor-in-Chief Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured. [read more]
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How harmful could permanent Daylight Saving Time be? Extremely, if you're an AM broadcaster, says NRB Vice President of Public Policy Nic Anderson in a letter to the US House subcommittee currently debating the merits and foibles of changing the clock.
As technology divides American attention, new research posits that media multitasking has expanded total daily consumption to the equivalent of 32 hours, and it is audio that is most uniquely equipped to thrive in such a nonstop, attention-layered environment.
MediaCo President and CEO Albert Rodriguez used the company's Q3 earnings disclosure, first reported by Radio Ink, to announce a full pivot into "growth mode," framing the quarter's results as a foundation for audio, video, and distribution platform expansion.
Beasley Media Group Philadelphia’s 93.3 WMMR set a new benchmark for its annual Preston & Steve’s Camp Out for Hunger, as the morning duo collected more than 1.8 million pounds of food and $1,635,637 to benefit the Delaware Valley’s largest hunger relief organization.
(Randy Lane) What makes certain radio and podcast personalities rise above the rest? Why do some hosts create instant connection, loyalty, and talk-worthy moments while others sound like background noise? After coaching talent for decades, here's what I've noticed.
(Buzz Knight) I worry that the leadership of today, specifically in media and radio, applies a “set it and forget it” approach to much of their work. When it comes to principles of leadership, this is dead wrong. Leadership is an ever-evolving centerpiece.
Audacy Seattle’s 100.7 The Wolf (KKWF) has raised $400,000 during its fifth annual Operation K9 Companion fundraiser. The effort supports Northwest Battle Buddies, which provides trained service dogs for veterans managing PTSD.
Cumulus Media’s 102.9 (KARN) has completed its United We Feed Food Drive supporting the Arkansas Food Bank through November 6-7. The two-day event collected food and financial donations to assist families across the region during a local effort held onsite.
Audacy’ Minneapolis’ 830 WCCO (WCCO-AM) has raised $374,607 during its 23rd annual Interrupt Homelessness radiothon supporting Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities. The event has brought a fundraising total of nearly five million dollars since its start in 2003.
Radio Ink's Black Friday introductory deal cuts a full year of print and digital access to $99: $40 off the standard rate and cheaper than print alone. The discount matters, but the real value is twelve months of intelligence in a business where missing one signal can cost you.
Cumulus Media has appointed Tony Randall as the Afternoon Drive on-air personality for KAT Country 103 (KATM) in Stockton Modesto. Randall will debut his weekday show on December 1.
With podcasting now a revenue wheel for many radio companies, Triton Digital’s Q3 2025 US Podcast Ranker maps listener behavior to retail intent, identifying where audiences shop, what they engage with, and which genres and programs continue to expand.
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Alan Peterson featuring WHMP in Springfield, MA. Send your Blast From The Past to 
