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FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel gave her first budget presentation as Chairwoman to the Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee this week. In her address, she made it a point to discuss the FCC's crackdown on pirate radio broadcasters.

Good Karma Brands announced the company will vacate its 98.7 WEPN signal by August 31, 2024 to concentrate on digital distribution and its 1050 AM frequency. The move comes as WEPN owner Emmis Corporation continues its total exit from radio broadcasting.

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.

As the WGA/SAG-AFTRA writers' strike crosses the 100-day mark, its repercussions are rippling through the media landscape. However, a looming lack of entertainment content for television and film this fall could be good news for radio advertising.

Joseph Armstrong, owner of Knoxville, TN's sole Black-owned radio station, WJBE-AM, has won his extended battle with the FCC to keep his broadcasting license. The FCC's qualms with Armstrong were twofold: his past felony conviction and missed filing deadlines.

As a driving force behind P&G’s standing as the number one advertiser in radio, John Fix was asked at the Radio Masters Sales Summit if his "radio experiment" can be fully considered a success after five great years. His answer: no. But why?

President Biden's reelection campaign is breaking with tradition by launching a $25 million, 16-week ad campaign more than a year before the election. AdImpact reveals that political ad spending for the 2024 cycle has risen significantly compared to the same point in the last presidential campaign.

After the recent 11-day blackout of Disney and ABC TV networks on Charter/Spectrum cable that affected 22.2 million viewers, the winner of the situation could be radio - at least with advertisers - as pay-TV declines.

For the first time during Joe Biden's presidency, the Federal Communications Commission has a full five members. The Senate confirmed Anna Gomez as the third Democratic commissioner, ending a long-standing partisan deadlock and the response continues.

After a years-long deadlock, the Federal Communications Commission finally has its fifth Commissioner. Anna Gomez has been confirmed for a five-year term by the US Senate, as the Biden Administration's sometimes rocky quest to fill the seat reaches its denouement.