The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will begin an orderly wind-down of its operations following the elimination of federal support in the latest Congressional budget package. The move comes after more than half a century of public funding and programming support. [read more]
Streamline Publishing has promoted Cameron Coats to Editor-in-Chief of Radio Ink, expanding his role to include editorial leadership of the publication's monthly print magazine and daily digital operations. [read more]
Midwest Communications Nashville Sales Manager Emily Ward, 2024 Radio Wayne Award winner, shares how she’s redefining sales success, embracing digital, and empowering her team to position radio as a strategic, results-driven solution for today’s advertisers. [read more]
A new report is again providing proof that Spanish-language radio is not a niche format: it’s a trusted, influential, and daily-used media source that drives results and reflects the lived experiences of millions of Americans. And advertisers would be wise to take note. [read more]
(Loyd Ford) Since the pandemic, there has been a growing ideology among local salespeople that sellers can accomplish just as much with email and phone calls as they can with in-person visits. If you want to be wildly successful selling advertising, know this: It's a lie. [read more]
(Jeffrey Hedquist) Stuck for an idea, a new angle, or a new approach to create a commercial that will help your client get results? Ask someone else how they would convince/influence an audience member to purchase from (or visit/vote for/donate to) your client. [read more]
Last chance to nominate! The 33rd Radio Wayne Awards will be presented live this October at NAB Show New York. Want your team recognized on the biggest stage in radio sales? Submit your nominations now - before it’s too late. [read more]
iHeartMedia Norfolk has officially launched 105.3 The Breeze (WNOH), a new adult contemporary station, as part of a broader frequency shuffle that moved the company’s Black Information Network programming from 105.3 to 92.1 FM (WHBT). [read more]
Greg Papa, Bay Area sports broadcaster and the voice of the San Francisco 49ers, has announced he is stepping away from his on-air duties after being diagnosed with cancer. The KNBR midday host shared the news with fans and colleagues on August 1. [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]
The National Association of Farm Broadcasting has opened registration for its 82nd annual NAFB Convention, to be held November 19 through 21 in Kansas City. This year, organizers have themed the convention “The Place to Be.” [read more]
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Hearst Radio Baltimore's WBAL NewsRadio is shifting weekend host Angelette Aviles to its weekday lineup for afternoon drive. Aviles joined WBAL in January 2024 after more than 20 years in communications and marketing. [read more]
Former center A.Q. Shipley is returning to the Arizona Cardinals, not on the field but in the radio broadcast booth. The team has named Shipley its new color analyst, stepping into the role previously held by Ron Wolfley, who retired in February after two decades on the mic. [read more]
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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will begin an orderly wind-down of its operations following the elimination of federal support in the latest Congressional budget package. The move comes after more than half a century of public funding and programming support.
Streamline Publishing has promoted Cameron Coats to Editor-in-Chief of Radio Ink, expanding his role to include editorial leadership of the publication's monthly print magazine and daily digital operations.
Midwest Communications Nashville Sales Manager Emily Ward, 2024 Radio Wayne Award winner, shares how she’s redefining sales success, embracing digital, and empowering her team to position radio as a strategic, results-driven solution for today’s advertisers.
A new report is again providing proof that Spanish-language radio is not a niche format: it’s a trusted, influential, and daily-used media source that drives results and reflects the lived experiences of millions of Americans. And advertisers would be wise to take note.
(Loyd Ford) Since the pandemic, there has been a growing ideology among local salespeople that sellers can accomplish just as much with email and phone calls as they can with in-person visits. If you want to be wildly successful selling advertising, know this: It's a lie.
(Jeffrey Hedquist) Stuck for an idea, a new angle, or a new approach to create a commercial that will help your client get results? Ask someone else how they would convince/influence an audience member to purchase from (or visit/vote for/donate to) your client.
Last chance to nominate! The 33rd Radio Wayne Awards will be presented live this October at NAB Show New York. Want your team recognized on the biggest stage in radio sales? Submit your nominations now - before it’s too late.
iHeartMedia Norfolk has officially launched 105.3 The Breeze (WNOH), a new adult contemporary station, as part of a broader frequency shuffle that moved the company’s Black Information Network programming from 105.3 to 92.1 FM (WHBT).
Greg Papa, Bay Area sports broadcaster and the voice of the San Francisco 49ers, has announced he is stepping away from his on-air duties after being diagnosed with cancer. The KNBR midday host shared the news with fans and colleagues on August 1.
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.
The National Association of Farm Broadcasting has opened registration for its 82nd annual NAFB Convention, to be held November 19 through 21 in Kansas City. This year, organizers have themed the convention “The Place to Be.”
Hearst Radio Baltimore's WBAL NewsRadio is shifting weekend host Angelette Aviles to its weekday lineup for afternoon drive. Aviles joined WBAL in January 2024 after more than 20 years in communications and marketing.
Former center A.Q. Shipley is returning to the Arizona Cardinals, not on the field but in the radio broadcast booth. The team has named Shipley its new color analyst, stepping into the role previously held by Ron Wolfley, who retired in February after two decades on the mic.
