Gottheimer Rallies 75% Of Votes Needed For AM Radio In House
One month after reconvening for fall, strong momentum remains in Congress for the AM For Every Vehicle Act. This week, the Act passed an important benchmark in the House of Representatives, with support for HR 3413 critically near 75% of the votes it needs to pass.
Should AM Radio Worry About Wednesday’s National EAS Test?
FEMA is praising Wednesday's national test of the Emergency Alert System, in partnership with the FCC. With a few exceptions, radio pulled off the test seamlessly - but could that be a problem for AM's argument to stay in the dash?
80% Of CMOs To Escalate A.I. Spend In 2024, Will Radio Follow?
A recent survey by Accenture reveals a growing trend among Chief Marketing Officers towards ramping up investment in artificial intelligence and data analytics for 2024. This increase, particularly in generative AI, could have notable implications for radio revenue.
Audacy Takes Grace Period As Debt Restructure Talks Intensify
As Audacy continues active talks with lenders to refinance its debt, the company is opting to use a 30-day grace period for an $18 million cash interest payment. The interest, originally due on September 30, comes from 6.75% notes due in 2029.
Court Gives FCC 90 Days To Finish 2018 Quadrennial Review
The now-full-strength FCC has been assigned its largest task involving radio. The DC Circuit of the US Court of Appeals has ordered the Commission to finalize its delayed 2018 quadrennial review within the next 90 days.
FCC Opens Door For Foreign Investors In Alpha Restructure
A new FCC ruling has set a precedent for broadcasters to potentially seek foreign investment approvals. The Media Bureau has given the green light to Alpha Media Holdings Inc. to surpass the standard 25% foreign ownership cap.
Cumulus Settles In McDowell, Kemp Dallas Drama
The parent company of Cumulus Dallas radio station The Ticket (KTCK-AM) has settled a lawsuit with former co-hosts Dan McDowell and Jake Kemp. The lawsuit had been filed over IP rights to the duo's podcast, The Dumb Zone.
USBC Acquires NABOB, Launches Black-Centric Network
The U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. has announced the acquisition of the National Association of Black-Owned Broadcasters. This move marks the inception of the USBC Media Network, aimed at reshaping the landscape of Black media and culture.
Beasley Rolling Out Podcast Radio In First Four US Markets
Beasley Media Group is collaborating with Podcast Radio and KMG Networks to introduce a podcast-centric multiplatform radio format across four regions. This new format will be available on various Beasley stations in Detroit, Tampa, Charlotte, and Ft. Myers/Naples.
FTC Urges Clear Separation Of Ads Amid Rise Of Digital Audio
As radio continues to incorporate more digital audio into the industry, the Federal Trade Commission is calling for stricter guidelines to protect children from...
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