Radio's best lit up Manhattan as the Marconi Radio Awards named winners in categories ranging from major market personalities to college stations. Broadcasters gathered at the Edison Ballroom to find out who won and celebrate on the eve of NAB Show New York. [read more]
From Main Street to digital domains, radio’s revenue builders from markets of all sizes got their moment in Manhattan as Radio Ink revealed this year's Radio Wayne Award winners during a live ceremony to open NAB Show New York at the Javits Center. [read more]
Automakers could not keep the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act from clearing the House, but their lobbying disclosures show the money still moving while the bill waits on a Senate calendar that holds no vote before the midterms, leaving broadcasters watching the clock. [read more]
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“The Future Starts Here: A Visionary Closing Conversation” puts the leaders of Hearst Television, Audacy, Gray Media, and Townsquare Media in one conversation you won't find anywhere but Radio Ink and RBR+TVBR's Forecast 2027 on November 12 in New York. [read more]
Lawmakers keep calling AM radio a public safety tool. A new in-car data set from Hurricane Isaias shows what that looks like in practice, with listening tumbling at landfall, rebounding within days, and local stations claiming bigger shares of whoever stayed tuned. [read more]
Management stays, the public shareholders are out, and the funded debt is gone. Cumulus Media has completed its Chapter 11 restructuring and emerged as a privately owned company after clearing its last remaining regulatory hurdles following FCC approval. [read more]
A top ten market is among four that have lost the industry's seal of approval for Nielsen's PPM ratings. The Media Rating Council revoked accreditation in a September decision, adding another strain to a currency already under review after a pause on the accreditation of Nielsen's diary service. [read more]
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Radio's best lit up Manhattan as the Marconi Radio Awards named winners in categories ranging from major market personalities to college stations. Broadcasters gathered at the Edison Ballroom to find out who won and celebrate on the eve of NAB Show New York.
From Main Street to digital domains, radio’s revenue builders from markets of all sizes got their moment in Manhattan as Radio Ink revealed this year's Radio Wayne Award winners during a live ceremony to open NAB Show New York at the Javits Center.
Automakers could not keep the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act from clearing the House, but their lobbying disclosures show the money still moving while the bill waits on a Senate calendar that holds no vote before the midterms, leaving broadcasters watching the clock.
“The Future Starts Here: A Visionary Closing Conversation” puts the leaders of Hearst Television, Audacy, Gray Media, and Townsquare Media in one conversation you won't find anywhere but Radio Ink and RBR+TVBR's Forecast 2027 on November 12 in New York.
Lawmakers keep calling AM radio a public safety tool. A new in-car data set from Hurricane Isaias shows what that looks like in practice, with listening tumbling at landfall, rebounding within days, and local stations claiming bigger shares of whoever stayed tuned.
Management stays, the public shareholders are out, and the funded debt is gone. Cumulus Media has completed its Chapter 11 restructuring and emerged as a privately owned company after clearing its last remaining regulatory hurdles following FCC approval.
A top ten market is among four that have lost the industry's seal of approval for Nielsen's PPM ratings. The Media Rating Council revoked accreditation in a September decision, adding another strain to a currency already under review after a pause on the accreditation of Nielsen's diary service.
