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The five stations owned by Big Radio in Janesville, Wisconsin recently concluded their holiday fundraising charity events that totaled over $15,000 for several local charity organizations.

Again, insurance giant Progressive leads he latest national advertisement data from Media Monitors for the week of February 26 to March 3. The company...

Radio Ink is pleased to announce this year's finalists for the prestigious Medallas de Cortez, the only awards dedicated to honoring the very best in Hispanic radio. The Medallas de Cortez awards are named in honor of Raoul Cortez, founder of the first Spanish-language radio station in the United States, KCOR/San Antonio, in 1946. Raoul Cortez was a visionary for his time and a legend for all times in the annals of Hispanic radio.

The Radio Advertising Bureau will be sharing its key findings from the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The session will take place Wednesday, January 11 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time. The online event is free for RAB members; an on-demand version will be available later.

WLXT\Lite 96.3 Traverse City/Petoskey celebrated Random Acts of Kindness by spreading kindness all over Northern Michigan. The MacDonald Garber Broadcasting station hosts and sponsors were involved.

At Radio Ink’s Forecast 2020, Advertising Benchmark Index President and founder Gary Getto presented results from a study his firm conducted. According to Getto, ads work best when the creative is strong. And here's how you can make the ads you create stronger...

Radio Ink‘s March issue once again puts a spotlight on radio’s future African-American leaders. Along with questions about hard-hitting industry conversations, we also discussed something that maybe doesn't get enough attention: the joys of radio.

(By Pat Bryson) And, yes, it was a NICE surprise.  I had just returned from a long and shall we say, "interesting" week on the road. I collected my mail from my P.O. Box and found a small, brown envelope in it. The return address was Kentucky.

Getting ready to launch a tour in Cincinnati with his band mates, Joe Don Rooney of Rascal Flatts was asked by Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Chris Varias if the group is getting ready to drop another album. Here's what he had to say...

On Friday Barbara and Don Curtis donated over $21 million to The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from the Curtis Foundation. Don Curtis is the CEO of Curtis Media.