The Federal Communications Commission has issued a final call for the Assessment and Collection of Regulatory Fees for the 2023 Fiscal Year. The deadline is fast approaching: fees must be paid by tomorrow, September 20, at 11:59p ET. [read more]
With the sweeping legislative possibilities for broadcasters in Q4, the NAB has announced its second virtual town hall of the year with Curtis LeGeyt, scheduled for Thursday, September 29 at 2p ET. For radio, the agenda is likely to cover the AM For Every Vehicle Act. [read more]
As Hispanic Heritage Month begins, new data shows how Hispanic and Latin audiences are an integral part of radio. The study involving 500 participants revealed a deeply committed fanbase that has a longstanding relationship with their favorite radio stations. [read more]
The total spot plays for the week's top five national radio advertisers reached 229,931, marking an increase from the previous week's tally of 219,703. ZipRecruiter is making a strong comeback ahead of the approaching Q4/holiday hiring season. [read more]
(By Pat Bryson) Someone once said, "Sales is the transference of enthusiasm from one person to another." This is true, but it is also true that we must have confidence in the products that we sell, or it becomes difficult to sell them. [read more]
The Center for Broadcast Journalism, a nonprofit co-founded by Georgia Fort and Marianne Combs, has launched a new station in St. Paul, Power 104.7 (WEQY). The duo recently took over the license from Dayton's Bluff Community Council. [read more]
Chuck Deskins, SVP of the Inside Sales Division at iHeartMedia, has announced he will be retiring at the end of this year. His career with the company spans over three decades, having started in 1987 as an Account Executive. [read more]
Audacy has elevated Drew Anderssen to News/Talk Format Vice President, filling the role left by Tim Wenger, who became Market Manager of Audacy Buffalo in July. Anderssen will sustain his responsibilities as Brand Manager of KRLD in Dallas. [read more]
Garry was best known for hosting morning shows alongside Larry O'Brien for two decades on various Pittsburgh stations, including WTAE and its sister station WHTX. The duo first teamed up in 1975 while working separate shifts at WTAE. [read more]
Bill Evans, the owner of radio stations WQXE and WULF in Elizabethtown, KY, has elevated Brian Walker and Trisha Caudill to the role of Operations Managers. Walker and Caudill have co-hosted the morning show on WQXE for four years. [read more]
As the Pittsburgh Penguins unveil plans for their new television network, the team is making key changes to their broadcast team. Josh Getzoff will take over TV play-by-play, replacing Steve Mears, who will now serve as the team's radio voice. [read more]
Do you know a young visionary whose work is already making waves? Someone 30 or younger who is redefining the norms, breaking barriers, and setting new benchmarks? Well, here's your chance to give them the recognition they truly deserve! [read more]
NPR has extended its partnership with Veritonic for audio analytics. The continued alliance aims to provide in-depth brand lift measurements for NPR's diverse audio campaigns, benefiting various sectors such as Financial, Adult Beverages, B2B, and Technology. [read more]
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Several US lawmakers have introduced resolution H.R. 689 that designates October 25 as the fourth annual Public Radio Music Day. The yearly celebration, organized by the noncomMUSIC Alliance, is themed "Building Community Through Music." [read more]
Michigan-born broadcast executive Brian Maloney has unveiled his latest project: a new streaming radio station named The Sonic Coast. The app-based platform specializes in Americana and roots-rock, aiming to serve as a launchpad for both folk and blues. [read more]
Are you hearing things about radio in your market? Tell Radio Ink. We've covered radio for more than 31 years as the most trusted name in the industry. Send news tips and station press releases to Radio Ink Online Editor Cameron Coats. [read more]
The Radio Advertising Bureau is rolling out a new season of its Radio On Main Street podcast. This season will explore the unique relationships radio's on-air personalities share with their audiences in shaping behavior and brand perception. [read more]
Buzz Knight Media Productions has released the second episode of its podcast Music Saved Me, featuring BMG Nashville singer-songwriter Jelly Roll. Hosted by Lynn Hoffman, the podcast explores the healing and transformative aspects of music. [read more]
GBH News and PRX have announced a new nine-part podcast series, The Big Dig, set to premiere on September 27. This date marks the 40th anniversary of the announcement to rebuild Boston's highway underground by then-Governor Michael Dukakis. [read more]
Beyond the Fog Radio, a podcast that delves into San Francisco's iconic personalities and neighborhoods is teaming up with San Francisco Magazine. The collaboration will feature monthly cover stories from the magazine. [read more]
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The Federal Communications Commission has issued a final call for the Assessment and Collection of Regulatory Fees for the 2023 Fiscal Year. The deadline is fast approaching: fees must be paid by tomorrow, September 20, at 11:59p ET.
With the sweeping legislative possibilities for broadcasters in Q4, the NAB has announced its second virtual town hall of the year with Curtis LeGeyt, scheduled for Thursday, September 29 at 2p ET. For radio, the agenda is likely to cover the AM For Every Vehicle Act.
As Hispanic Heritage Month begins, new data shows how Hispanic and Latin audiences are an integral part of radio. The study involving 500 participants revealed a deeply committed fanbase that has a longstanding relationship with their favorite radio stations.
The total spot plays for the week's top five national radio advertisers reached 229,931, marking an increase from the previous week's tally of 219,703. ZipRecruiter is making a strong comeback ahead of the approaching Q4/holiday hiring season.
(By Pat Bryson) Someone once said, "Sales is the transference of enthusiasm from one person to another." This is true, but it is also true that we must have confidence in the products that we sell, or it becomes difficult to sell them.
The Center for Broadcast Journalism, a nonprofit co-founded by Georgia Fort and Marianne Combs, has launched a new station in St. Paul, Power 104.7 (WEQY). The duo recently took over the license from Dayton's Bluff Community Council.
Chuck Deskins, SVP of the Inside Sales Division at iHeartMedia, has announced he will be retiring at the end of this year. His career with the company spans over three decades, having started in 1987 as an Account Executive.
Audacy has elevated Drew Anderssen to News/Talk Format Vice President, filling the role left by Tim Wenger, who became Market Manager of Audacy Buffalo in July. Anderssen will sustain his responsibilities as Brand Manager of KRLD in Dallas.
Garry was best known for hosting morning shows alongside Larry O'Brien for two decades on various Pittsburgh stations, including WTAE and its sister station WHTX. The duo first teamed up in 1975 while working separate shifts at WTAE.
Bill Evans, the owner of radio stations WQXE and WULF in Elizabethtown, KY, has elevated Brian Walker and Trisha Caudill to the role of Operations Managers. Walker and Caudill have co-hosted the morning show on WQXE for four years.
As the Pittsburgh Penguins unveil plans for their new television network, the team is making key changes to their broadcast team. Josh Getzoff will take over TV play-by-play, replacing Steve Mears, who will now serve as the team's radio voice.
Do you know a young visionary whose work is already making waves? Someone 30 or younger who is redefining the norms, breaking barriers, and setting new benchmarks? Well, here's your chance to give them the recognition they truly deserve!
NPR has extended its partnership with Veritonic for audio analytics. The continued alliance aims to provide in-depth brand lift measurements for NPR's diverse audio campaigns, benefiting various sectors such as Financial, Adult Beverages, B2B, and Technology.
Several US lawmakers have introduced resolution H.R. 689 that designates October 25 as the fourth annual Public Radio Music Day. The yearly celebration, organized by the noncomMUSIC Alliance, is themed "Building Community Through Music."
Michigan-born broadcast executive Brian Maloney has unveiled his latest project: a new streaming radio station named The Sonic Coast. The app-based platform specializes in Americana and roots-rock, aiming to serve as a launchpad for both folk and blues.
Are you hearing things about radio in your market? Tell Radio Ink. We've covered radio for more than 31 years as the most trusted name in the industry. Send news tips and station press releases to Radio Ink Online Editor 
The Radio Advertising Bureau is rolling out a new season of its Radio On Main Street podcast. This season will explore the unique relationships radio's on-air personalities share with their audiences in shaping behavior and brand perception.
Buzz Knight Media Productions has released the second episode of its podcast Music Saved Me, featuring BMG Nashville singer-songwriter Jelly Roll. Hosted by Lynn Hoffman, the podcast explores the healing and transformative aspects of music.
GBH News and PRX have announced a new nine-part podcast series, The Big Dig, set to premiere on September 27. This date marks the 40th anniversary of the announcement to rebuild Boston's highway underground by then-Governor Michael Dukakis.
Beyond the Fog Radio, a podcast that delves into San Francisco's iconic personalities and neighborhoods is teaming up with San Francisco Magazine. The collaboration will feature monthly cover stories from the magazine.
