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(By Charlie Sislen) As things are opening up, we see that market radio listening is rebounding. While our industry is not back to pre-pandemic levels, in many markets the amount of radio listening is at its highest point in over a year.

A breakthrough for broadcasters, Adthos Ad-server harnesses the latest technology to bring powerful ad-serving technology to radio stations for the very first time.  Read on to find out how Adthos Ad-sever is going revolutionize the way radio campaigns are run. 

The radio show YouTube channel for conservative talker Eric Metaxas has been removed. The host said on Facebook, "It’s been clear to us for some time that they wanted to wipe us out." Metaxas said YouTube was digging into old videos to fins things to use against him.

(By Randy Lane) You tune in to a show in the middle of a story and hear the host say, “She said she’d like to tour again, but he said she’d be safer and more productive spending time in the studio and doing virtual concerts.”

Jeff and Callie Dauler have managed to turn finding the upside in everyday living and their relationship with one another not only into a happier and more successful lifestyle — but a money-making, listener-generating podcast as well.

(By Loyd Ford) When you take money from an employer today, you are really signing on to help the company reach goals. These are their goals. That’s your job. The benefit might seem to be the pay only, but your work should offer you more benefit than just money.

(By Mike McVay) One of the many things that I realized in the early part of my career as a Program Director is that almost everyone who works at a radio station believes that they can program a station.

Saving Country Music is reporting that 8 Cox country radio stations were affected by a potential ransomware attack on Thursday. The stations were still on the air, but, according to the report, the live feeds to the station websites were down.

It's the 3rd year your fees will be significantly increased and the NAB calls the FCC's plan unfair and unsustainable in a new 18-page filing. The NAB says the Commission is forcing broadcasters to subsidize the regulation of other entities that are either contributing less than their fair share of the fees or getting a free ride.

408 units are planned to be built on the WFNI-AM tower site in Indianapolis after Emmis had 57 acres of the property on Perry Worth Road rezoned for mixed-use, commercial, office and residential developments.