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After the Radio Music License Committee's case to combine rate court proceedings with ASCAP and BMI was shut down. Undaunted, the RMLC has filed its intention to separately litigate cases with each organization to keep current radio royalty rates in place.

Weeks after its appeal against the Copywrite Royalty Board was dismissed, SoundExchange is involved in more litigation - this time against SiriusXM. The digital streaming royalties collector has filed a lawsuit accusing the satellite broadcasting company of withholding more than $150 million in unpaid royalties.

The Radio Television Digital News Association has announced the national winners of the 2023 Edward R. Murrow Awards. This prestigious recognition honors over 100 outlets across radio, digital, and television journalism. This announcement follows the regional winners announced in May.

With national and local ad spend wobbling in the face of financial headwinds, digital carried many radio companies' Q2. As the industry hopes for a fast stabilization of the advertising economy, we may not have to wait as long as initially feared.

In Hawaii's dark hour during the Lahaina wildfires, radio has shined through proving itself as an irreplaceable tool, providing information through the tragedy. Radio Ink talked to Chuck Bergson, President and CEO of Pacific Media Group, which runs six stations on Maui.

Thursday marked two major milestones for the Federal Communications Commission: it was both the 30th anniversary of Congress' first allowance of the FCC to conduct spectrum auctions and the five-month mark since Congress let that authority expire.

The FDA is moving ahead with a proposal to revise regulations concerning radio prescription drug advertising. The Office of Management and Budget is currently reviewing the final rule, which would change the focus on how a drug's most crucial risks are presented.

As radio stations across the globe slowly begin to experiment with and add artificial intelligence on-air personalities to their lineups, who will have the first fully-AI station? It’s only a matter of time, and one station could be the first to start.

Just how much media does the average person actually take in every day? Ask anyone and the answer would likely be high, but new research shows we're still underestimating the true amount - even when it comes to over-the-air radio.

In April, the FCC’s Enforcement Bureau issued warnings to sixteen landowners in the New York City/New Jersey area for allowing illegal broadcasting from their property as part of sweeps under the recently passed PIRATE Act. Now those sweeps have come to The Magic City.