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The Texas Farm Bureau Radio Network has signed its 100th radio station. The addition grows the network to the largest number of affiliates in the network’s 19-year history.

With the COVID-19 vaccine slowly making its way around the country, and states, even with high case numbers, beginning to open up, what does this mean for ad spending? And, where does radio sit at the revenue table. Every morning, starting today, we'll speak to a radio executive to find out if this COVID nightmare is over. Up First, Galaxy CEO Ed Levine.

Are you ready to participate in an event with tens of thousands of people? The NAB participated in a study, conducted by Freeman Event Research as part of a trade show industry research project, that showed a majority of past NAB Show attendees expect to attend in-person events in late 2021.

Country Radio Specialists Mike O’Malley and Becky Brenner have announced their 27th annual VIRTUAL Pre-CRS seminar will be Monday, February 15th from 12:30pm EST-3:30pm EST. 

The media collection company, started by Pete Szabo, began with four employees and a handful of clients. Today, 50 years later, Szabo has thousands of clients.

Westwood One, the official network radio partner of the National Football League, will present comprehensive coverage and play-by-play of Super Bowl LV.  A full schedule of game-day programming will lead up to kick off February 7 in Tampa.

Skyview Networks has announced that January, 2021 was the biggest month of growth in company history. The company touted the addition of several network sales partnerships as the reason, including The Weather Channel, The Associated Press, Hubbard Broadcasting and Carmen’s Calls.

Tom Atkins has seen a lot in his Broadcast Engineering career. What happened in Des Moines at KOEZ-FM 104.1 this past weekend was a first.

JAZZ.FM91 (CJRT-FM) Toronto has a full line-up of special programs to celebrate Black History Month. The station is a 24/7 jazz broadcaster and a registered not-for-profit arts organization.

After dropping to third on the weekly Media Monitors list last week; Babbel (68,084) is back at number one. CDC (64,290) dropped from first to second.