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Listeners of Eastern Iowa radio stations 105.7 KOKZ and News/Talk 1540 KXEL have stepped up to help those affected by August Derecho storms. A Derecho is a widespread, long-lived, straight-line wind storm that is associated with a fast-moving group of severe thunderstorms.

With COIV-19 still very much a story, elections that have never been crazier and digital outlets unable to put a lid on fake news, it's no surprise consumers are looking for credible information now more than ever. And, according to a new report, audio is delivering.

(By Buzz Knight) We are at a moment in time that requires incredible strength, intestinal fortitude and ultimate leadership at the highest level. No matter what business you are in, the margin of error can be the difference between success and failure.

Boston's NPR Station WBUR and Futuro Media present Anything for Selena, an intimate journey by host Maria Garcia to understand what the legacy of slain Mexican American pop star Selena Quintanilla shows us about identity and belonging.

Syndication company Key Networks has signed an exclusive agreement with Bloomberg Radio to manage all network advertising sales, affiliate sales and marketing for the 24-hour business radio network.

Radio's most prestigious leadership conference is set for December 8 and 9. Radio Ink's 18th annual Forecast LIVE will be virtual this year.

95.5 KLOS-FM (Los Angeles) has partnered with Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp to bring you the new series, Front Row Live. The series kicks off on Halloween with Alice Cooper.

Tomorrow's Radio Ink Hispanic Radio LIVE session will include an inside look at the FCC. Commissioner Geoffrey Starks will provided the information of importance and interest to all radio industry leaders, in particular those serving Hispanic consumers.

The next Gracie Interview Series-Virtual Gathering will feature Susan Larkin, COO of Entercom. Former COO of Entercom, Weezie Kramer, will moderate the event.

In conjunction with the R.A.B., Jacobs Media surveyed more than 27,000 radio listeners from 355 U.S and Canadian stations in late September. The survey focused on how those consumers would be spending money during the holidays. The findings were presented during a video presentation Monday. Here are all the details.