Sinclair Seattle Sets Debate Coverage
KOMO Newsradio 1000/FM 97.7 and Talk Radio 570 KVI will carry the major 2020 election debates live. The Sinclair stations kick off coverage tonight with the first Presidential debate.
AdLarge Picks Up Throwback Brands
Throwback Brands has announced a new partnership with AdLarge Media for ad sales of Throwback Nation Radio, which features hits of the 80s and 90s and is syndicated on more than 40 radio stations. The deal is effective January 1,
Huang Charges Dropped
KPCC reporter Josie Huang will not be criminally charged according to the L.A. County District Attorney's office. Huang was arrested during demonstrations earlier this month.
Santa Claus is Coming … to Your Radio
(By Mike McVay) This years Christmas format looks as if it will be the most listened to since the holiday post-9-11. This year, it may even be bigger than that Christmas season in 2001, because of what is happening in our lives and in the world today.
How To Talk About The Election
(By Randy Lane) The old Top 40 tagline “the hits just keep on coming!” applies perfectly to 2020. But the hits we keep on getting are not the entertaining kind.
WWIZ FM Flips To Christmas
It's beginning to sound a lot like Christmas in Ohio's Mahoning Valley. Z104 in Youngstown is now Christmas 104 The Valley’s Christmas Station.
CMG Tulsa Helps St. Jude
Cox Media Group Tulsa wrapped up a successful 2020 fundraising partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital over the weekend. The year-long fundraising effort ended with a virtual St. Jude 5K Walk/Run.
Gordon Smith On The First Amendment
NAB President/CEO Gordon Smith has penned an op-ed piece that appears in The Hill. It is part of the recently launched NAB campaign celebrating the First Amendment.
Is Radio Taking Advantage of New Technology
For the radio industry staying on top of technological changes that impact how consumers take in audio is vital. The old fashioned radio is being replaced by smart speakers and mobile devices and as Edison Research reported yesterday that trend is continuing.
Allegations of Racism Force Out GM
Tim Eby is no longer the GM at St. Louis Public Radio. He was fired Thursday over allegations of a “legacy of structural racism” at the station. Former NPR Board Vice Chair Tom Livingston has taken over as interim GM.
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