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As the conversation around improving radio's position in the auto dashboard continues, HD Radio and DTS AutoStage parent company Xperi reported promising financial results for the fourth quarter of 2023. This also included optimistic projections for fiscal year 2024.

The United States' largest broadcast radio company was not immune from the battering economic headwinds the industry faced in 2023, with iHeartMedia posting a $1.1 billion net loss for the year. The good news? Q4 outpaced expectations with some AI assistance.

Here's a follow-up to the story we reported Tuesday when $10,000 worth of equipment was stolen from WAMO-FM in Pittsburgh. Thanks to the power of social media, all the equipment has been returned.

CFO Ryan Hornaday told investors national revenue was down 12% in September, October, and November while local was down 5.5% and digital was up over 8%. September finished down 2%, October was off 11% and November was off 1%.

Mike McKay, morning show host of B-95 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, used about eight minutes of his show, Wednesday, to talk about the iHeart layoffs and how they affected him. His co-host of 24 years was let go this week.

Nielsen announced that Westwood One and Panoply Media will be using the Nielsen Auto Cloud for their auto marketing and measurement capabilities. So what does this really mean?

The second annual BMI Founders Award for Radio Broadcasting scholarship competition closes February 1, 2017, 11:59 p.m. EST. The awards are open to broadcasting students nationwide, with applicants evaluated based on their essay response, letter of recommendation, and academic record. Applicants must also be current students at accredited U.S. colleges or universities, between the ages of 17 and 24 at the time of entry...

Cleveland singer, songwriter and radio host Michael Stanley has died after a short battle with lung cancer. He passed away at home March 5. He was 72.

Radio Ink loves to brag about radio stations doing great things around the holidays. Are you helping the community with a toy drive? Is your team hosting a radiothon? Are you collecting food for the local food bank? We want the details and the pictures and we promise you we will show the world how awesome you are. Send everything you have to [email protected].

KABC morning news anchor Leann Tweeden said in a post on KABC-AM's website that she felt "disgusted and violated" after Al Franken, back in 2006, forced a kiss on her as they prepared for an appearance on a USO tour. She writes that Franken, then a comedian and now a U.S. senator, insisted on rehearsing a kiss he'd written into a skit for Tweeden and himself.