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With a likelihood of deregulatory action growing, broadcasters, industry advocates, and the general public are getting in their final words on the FCC's 2022 Quadrennial Review of local radio ownership rules, with plenty of differing visions for the future.
A federal government shutdown that stretched from October into November reshaped fourth-quarter lobbying around broadcasting; flattening, but not stopping, the battle between automakers and broadcasters over the future of radio in vehicle dashboards.
As the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation prepares for the upcoming Gracie Awards entry deadline on January 29, four-time Gracie Award winner Angela Yee reflects on her journey and the impact of being recognized across radio and podcasting.
With radio’s scale and podcast growth creating clear opportunities for advertisers and broadcasters, Black audiences remain a high-reach, high-attention market for US audio advertisers, according to the latest report of Nielsen’s Diverse Intelligence Series.
Success in radio starts with titles and markets. But time changes the scorecard. Radio Ink's 2026 African American Future Leaders reveal how their definitions evolved—from chasing validation to building legacy, from individual wins to pulling up chairs for others.
The lightning pace that defined Cumulus Media's antitrust fight against Nielsen throughout the fourth quarter of 2025 is giving way to something far less dramatic, but far more consequential: a litigation calendar that will now be defined in months, if not years.
It was first hinted at in June, now Urban One has received board approval to execute a reverse stock split aimed at restoring compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements for its Class D shares, restructuring all classes of its common stock at a 10-for-1 ratio.
