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According to Borrell & Associates the number one reason the majority of businesses stopped spending money on advertising in 2020 has to do with the virus. 44% of the advertisers Borrell surveyed blamed their pause on the virus. Here are the other reasons...

Zazza Mornings, hosted by Tony Zazza, has partnered with the Zazza Community Foundation to launch 'Zazza’s Community Kids!', a recognition program for area youth. The Cumulus media syndicated show kicked off the Friday feature in April and it will run through June 25.

(By Randy Lane) Repeating or repurposing personality show content is a subject of debate among talent, programmers, and consultants. Replaying fun, funny, emotional, and innovative priceless moments in other hours and dayparts is a growth opportunity.

Mike Bloomberg For President was the leading radio advertiser around the country last week, according to Media Monitors. The candidate moved up from second place, running 55,527 spots.

First it was Cam Newton with the sexist jab at female journalist Jourdan Rodrigue. Now, nbcsports.com reports that Philly sports radio host Mike Missanelli has been cut loose by Philadelphia’s ABC affiliate for a sexist comment about Beth Mowins doing the play-by-play on Monday Night Football.

North Country Radio, based out of Lake Placid, NY rolled out a national PSA campaign on March 26. “The Gift Card Challenge” was created to encourage individuals to buy gift cards from local shops and restaurants to show their support.

Stations that were in the direct path of Hurricane Irma are still repairing or replacing damaged equipment, drying out from flooding, and fixing battered buildings. The FCC reported late on Wednesday that 39 radio stations are still off the air due to Hurricane Irma. That total is down from 51 on Tuesday.

One week after former Power 95 Wichita host "DJ Koolout" made sexual abuse allegations against morning man Greg Williams (pictured) in a lengthy Facebook post, channel 12 in Wichita reports two new accusers have stepped forward.

(By Chuck Knight) Why is it that for years, we haven't been able to collectively and effectively take Radio’s success story out to Wall Street, Madison Avenue, Motor City or Main Street?

Country Radio Broadcasters has started the voting process for who will appear in the upcoming New Faces of Country Music Show at CRS 2024. The show will feature some of the most promising talents in country music.