LABF and BEA Unveil Grant Initiative to Preserve Broadcast History
With the support of the Broadcast Education Association, the Library of American Broadcasting Foundation has announced a new Preservation Grant Initiative to support the preservation, digitization, and public accessibility of America’s broadcast history.
As Radio Gives, Radio Ink’s Season of Giving Tally 2025 Is On
When station rotations drop Bobby "Boris" Pickett for Bobby Helms, it's time for the return of Radio Ink's Season of Giving Tally! What began as a simple measure of local radio's holiday impact has evolved into an annual benchmark of industry charitable excellence.
FCC’s Trusty Extols Marketplace-Driven Public Interest Standards
Walking on a frozen lake is how FCC Commissioner Olivia Trusty describes broadcast speech regulation. As concerns mount over recent threats to broadcast licenses, she's calling for marketplace-driven public interest over heavy-handed oversight.
One Quarter To Change Your Sales Results
(Loyd Ford) In radio sales, success isn’t about chasing every client; it’s about sharpening your process so every step creates more meaningful results. Here’s how to tighten the most important parts of your sales activity and process for faster, stronger success.
Radio, We Have A Problem
(Steve Allan) You probably saw in Radio Ink that Tesla recently announced a new version of its Model 3. It will be the lowest-priced Tesla vehicle available. It lists for $38,630. I guess “cheap” is a matter of perception. But get this. The “cheapest” model does not have an AM/FM radio.
El Chiquilin Drives $15K to Dallas Latino Youth Mentorship Program
Audacy Dallas' La Grande 107.5 (KMVK) announced it has raised $15,000 for Los Primos Dallas through its second Chiquilin Swing For The Future Golf Tournament on October 27.
103.7 KISS FM Bike Drive Puts ‘Joy in Motion’ For Wisconsin Kids
Audacy Milwaukee’s 103.7 KISS FM (WXSS) held its first-ever community bike drive, benefiting Bikes for Kids Wisconsin. The nonprofit provides bicycles, low-cost repairs, and safety education to expand access to transportation in underserved communities.
Radio Hall of Fame Inducts 2025 Class at Chicago Ceremony
The Radio Hall of Fame welcomed its 2025 class Thursday evening at Chicago's Swissotel, honoring eleven inductees whose voices, vision, and business acumen have helped define American radio broadcasting across decades and formats.
NPR–CPB Trial Date Set Over Alleged Political Retaliation
The increasingly bitter dispute between NPR and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting has its trial date. On Thursday, US District Judge Randolph D. Moss ordered an expedited bench trial to determine whether CPB unlawfully retaliated against the network.
TUDN Radio Secures Three-Year US Rights to Serie del Caribe
TelevisaUnivision has announced that TUDN Radio has entered an exclusive multi-year agreement with the Miami Marlins, granting the company’s audio division the Spanish-language radio rights in the US for the next three Serie del Caribe tournaments.
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