Urban One Abandons Casino Dreams, Has Hopes For iGaming
Urban One has been silent on its casino aspirations since November 2023, when its referendum for a Richmond, VA, development was voted down again. Now, CEO Alfred Liggins confirms the broadcaster has backed away from brick-and-mortar casino development.
Countdown to NAB Show 2025: BEA’s Heather Birks
As BEA returns to Las Vegas for its 2025 Conference, Radio Ink spoke with Executive Director Heather Birks about the evolving student talent pipeline, new industry partnerships, and how the LABF collaboration strengthens ties between broadcasting’s history and its future.
DC Meetings Deliver Results for Radio, AM, and Ownership Rules
Efforts by local radio to advocate for the industry's future in DC are showing more results, as more members of Congress sign on to pro-radio legislation. Wyoming Association of Broadcasters President Laura Grott told Radio Ink about her team's experience.
Radio’s Reach Remains Strong as Digital Audio & Podcasts Grow
Edison Research has revealed results of the Infinite Dial 2025 and while podcasting was the report's shiny star, AM/FM radio continued its consistent - and ubiquitous - performance as streaming and digital audio usage is ingrained into daily life.
Christian Broadcasters Call on Lawmakers to Protect AM Radio
As the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act continues to garner widespread support, the CEO of the largest Catholic radio network in the United States is urging congressional leaders to recognize the essential role of AM radio in both public safety and religious broadcasting.
FCC Officially Opens Door to Mass Broadcast Deregulation
As previewed by Commissioner Nathan Simington at the NAB State Leadership Conference, the FCC is opening the floodgates to mass deregulation of the broadcasting industry under the mantra of "Delete, Delete, Delete."
State Broadcasters Rally on Capitol Hill to Defend Local Radio
Broadcasters from across the country convened in Washington, D.C., last week for the annual NAB State Leadership Conference, advocating for key legislative and regulatory issues. Here's what they tell Radio Ink about their experiences:
Democrats Push Back Against FCC ‘Weaponization’ with New Bill
A group of Democratic lawmakers, spurred on by perceived "weaponization" of the FCC under Chairman Brendan Carr, have proposed legislation to prevent the Commission from revoking broadcast licenses or taking punitive actions based on a broadcaster's viewpoints.
Audacy Lays Off Hundreds In Major Post-Bankruptcy Cuts
As many as 300 Audacy employees have been laid off today as the broadcaster makes its first large-scale, post-bankruptcy RIF. The staff cuts range from local to national and appear to affect all departments, touching on-air, traffic, sales, and management roles.
Advertisers React to Nielsen’s Radio Measurement Changes
As radio moves to figure out advertisers' perceptions of the medium, the RAB went straight to the source during its latest webinar. RAB CEO Mike Hulvey hosted a panel of marketing executives to ascertain strategies for increasing advertiser confidence in AM/FM.
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