We Can’t Predict Election Results….
But Radio Ink's Forecast Live will give you insights and information that will help power your decisions in 2021 no matter who wins. Here's what's on tap for day one...
Another Seasonal Flip
Mix 99.5 (WJBR-FM) has joined the seasonal rebranding parade. The Beasley Media Group station is now Delaware’s official Christmas Station.
Finding Jobs In Washington State
98.9 THE BULL (KNUC-FM) and Fitz in the Morning have found success in helping people go back to work in Western Washington. The goal was to give away a million dollars worth of work.
Feeding The Hungry In Colorado
98.5 KYGO, KOSI 101.1 and SPORTS RADIO 104.3 THE FAN are helping out Food Bank of the Rockies. The virtual food drive runs until November 29th.
ABC Audio Adds Affiliates
The need for election day coverage has paid off for ABC Audio. 124 additional Cumulus owned stations have become affiliates. The new affiliates encompass 26 markets including Sacramento, New Orleans, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Oklahoma City and Green Bay.
Study: Radio Outperforms TV in R.O.I.
A new study commissioned by Cumulus and Westwood One, that dug deep into PPM data, showed that the return on investment from radio for a major retailer was much higher than Television.
New Mercedes To Include DTS Technology
Xperi's DTS technology has launched DTS Connected RadioTM in the Daimler MB User Experience, currently coming to market in the new Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
Westwood Sells TM Studios
Major Triad Media a partnership between Dave Bethell, Chris Stevens and Greg Clancy have purchased production and jingle company TM Studios from Westwood One. Financial details were not released. Westwood will continue to rep TM for the next several years.
BIN Launches on WWRL
The Black Information Network is now on WWRL-AM 1600 in New York City. The launch, the day before the election, was marked by a special lighting of the Empire State Building at sundown.
Westwood to Distribute Rolling Stone Podcasts
Cumulus Media's Westwood One has signed a partnership with Rolling Stone to market and distribute their podcasts Useful Idiots with Matt Taibbi and Katie Halper and Rolling Stone Music Now. The agreement includes the back catalogue in addition to future episodes.















