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A comprehensive analysis of UK media effectiveness reveals that audio advertising sizeably outperforms other channels in return on investment, reinforcing similar findings from recent US radio effectiveness studies that show AM/FM delivering returns as high as 18:1.
New research reveals what could be a brewing crisis for broadcasters racing toward artificial on-air solutions, as audio listeners signal they would abandon even their favorite content if AI voices were introduced, with resistance strongest among the highly educated.
Broadcast media’s highest-level strategy session is returning to Forecast 2026, with NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt, Cox Media Group Radio President Rob Babin, and Nexstar Networks President Sean Compton headlining the closing Executive Super Session.
In our upcoming December 2025 issue, Radio Ink will once again highlight the industry’s young professionals making an impact with our 30 and Under Superstars list. This feature highlights emerging voices that are shaping the future of radio through their creativity, resilience, and dedication.
Having already expressed concerns about her job security at the FCC, Commissioner Anna Gomez will likely find little comfort in the Supreme Court's latest ruling allowing President Donald Trump to fire FTC Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter without cause.
If your sales management challenges feel overwhelming, you're not alone. The latest Radio Masters Sales Series webinar, The Power of Better: Real Talk for Sales Managers, offers clarity and practical solutions you can implement today, now available on demand.
After 25 years on air, Bert Weiss will retire from The Bert Show this October, ending the Westwood One-syndicated morning program. Weiss launched the show in Atlanta in 2001, expanding into more than two dozen markets and creating a companion podcast.
