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Local News Radio ‘Critical’ In Crises Like Baltimore Bridge Collapse

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When Baltimore’s Key Bridge collapsed early Tuesday morning, radio was there in the first hours to serve its community. Radio Ink talks with Craig Swagler, General Manager of Baltimore's NPR affiliate WYPR, about local news radio's importance in a crisis.
Key Bridge Collapse

Baltimore Morning Radio Leads The Way After Key Bridge Collapse

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As the US woke up to the news of the tragic Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, Baltimore morning duo Kramer & Jess at Audacy's Mix 106.5 knew they had to serve their community. They canceled their planned show, opened the phone lines, and let a city grieve.
Brain

Brain Activity Study Shows Radio Makes Deepest Emotional Link

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Statistically, it's known that radio works. The medium has massive reach, emotional attachment to its audience, and a high trust factor, but why? A recent study into the human brain may have answers - and new knowledge - into why and how AM/FM best resonates.
Basketball

Even After The Buzzer, Radio Outperforms For College Basketball

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As morning shows and radio hosts across the US discuss the first two rounds of March Madness today, new data is highlighting how radio reaches college basketball fans before, during, and after the games and can be an advertiser's "Most Valuable Platform."
Country Music

Pop Plunges, Country Surges In 2023 Radio Format Analysis

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ChartCipher, an AI-powered analytics platform focused on hit songs, has unveiled three key trends of Billboard’s Radio Songs chart for the year 2023. The data reveals great, yet unsurprising, news for Country music with a warning for Pop as it hits a 23-year low.
Fred and Paul Jacobs

Radio Ink’s Countdown To NAB Show 2024: Jacobs Media

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Radio Ink is counting down to NAB Show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center with some of radio’s biggest innovators in the weeks leading up to April 13-17. To open, we sit down with Jacobs Media President Fred Jacobs and General Manager Paul Jacobs.
Michelle Duke

‘You Belong Here’ and Beyond: Michelle Duke Talks Radio’s Future

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With recruitment remaining a key pain point for radio, Radio Ink sat down with Michelle Duke, President of the NAB Leadership Foundation, about the birth of the "You Belong Here" initiative and what it takes for stations to win over young talent.
Headphones and Mic

Marketers Show Marked Confidence In AM/FM Advertising

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A new report suggests that the advertising industry is heading towards a robust growth period, marked by increased spending, strategic brand investment, and innovative uses of AI, with advertisers experiencing more confidence in backing AM/FM budgets.
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Audacy Restructure Ends FCC Grandfathering, Forces Divestment

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As Audacy seeks the Federal Communications Commission's approval to exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the broadcaster will be doing so with at least one fewer station. The broadcaster will be forced to divest a South Carolina station due to the restructuring.
Washington DC Capitol

State Broadcast Leaders Report The State Of Radio On Capitol Hill

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With the immediate success of radio's annual trek to D.C. apparent in the recent addition of support to both the AM For Every Vehicle Act and the Local Radio Freedom Act, Radio Ink talked with two state broadcast leaders about radio's temperature on the Hill.

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