(By NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt) Last week, local broadcasters secured a major legal victory and a long-overdue regulatory course correction. A court decision marks a significant step forward for local stations by affirming what NAB has long argued: [read more]
As Radio Ink gears up for the 2025 Radio Wayne Awards, we’re checking in with last year’s winners. Bold Gold Media GM Dawn Ciorciari says today’s sales success comes from trust, teamwork, and AI tools that let sellers focus on clients. [read more]
Reigning Radio Wayne “Streetfighter of the Year” Jodi Korlacki of CMG Jacksonville proves trust, strategy, and radio’s unmatched attention still win. Catching up with Radio Ink, she shares what clients really want and how to win the battle for Main Street. [read more]
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The 2025 Q2 PPM results are in, and radio is skyrocketing under Nielsen’s revised three-minute rule, with the latest data showing increases of 17% to 19% across every major demographic, including double-digit gains in every weekday and weekend daypart. [read more]
The new Nielsen 3-Minute Qualifier numbers are in - are radio's rules really being rewritten? Join us for "Three Minutes Later: The Ratings Are In," a special edition of Radio Ink's Radio Masters Sales Series on Tuesday, August 5 at 3 PM ET. [read more]
Radio broadcasters are getting their first sweeping regulatory reprieve under "Delete, Delete, Delete" this week as the FCC announced a suspension of its biennial ownership report filing requirement until 2027, ticking a box on the NAB's deregulatory wish list. [read more]
One day after the announcement that iHeartMedia Markets Group President Hartley Adkins will retire at the end of the summer, the broadcast group has announced its succession plans for the leadership of more than 860 radio stations across the US. [read more]
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(By NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt) Last week, local broadcasters secured a major legal victory and a long-overdue regulatory course correction. A court decision marks a significant step forward for local stations by affirming what NAB has long argued:
As Radio Ink gears up for the 2025 Radio Wayne Awards, we’re checking in with last year’s winners. Bold Gold Media GM Dawn Ciorciari says today’s sales success comes from trust, teamwork, and AI tools that let sellers focus on clients.
Reigning Radio Wayne “Streetfighter of the Year” Jodi Korlacki of CMG Jacksonville proves trust, strategy, and radio’s unmatched attention still win. Catching up with Radio Ink, she shares what clients really want and how to win the battle for Main Street.
The 2025 Q2 PPM results are in, and radio is skyrocketing under Nielsen’s revised three-minute rule, with the latest data showing increases of 17% to 19% across every major demographic, including double-digit gains in every weekday and weekend daypart.
The new Nielsen 3-Minute Qualifier numbers are in - are radio's rules really being rewritten? Join us for "Three Minutes Later: The Ratings Are In," a special edition of Radio Ink's Radio Masters Sales Series on Tuesday, August 5 at 3 PM ET.
Radio broadcasters are getting their first sweeping regulatory reprieve under "Delete, Delete, Delete" this week as the FCC announced a suspension of its biennial ownership report filing requirement until 2027, ticking a box on the NAB's deregulatory wish list.
One day after the announcement that iHeartMedia Markets Group President Hartley Adkins will retire at the end of the summer, the broadcast group has announced its succession plans for the leadership of more than 860 radio stations across the US.
