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How is radio dealing with the coronavirus crisis? Every morning Radio Ink will have a short interview with a radio executive on how they're dealing with the issue, how advertisers are reacting, and what listeners are saying. Today, Radio Ink Publisher Deborah Parenti interviews RAB President and CEO Erica Farber.

(By Loyd Ford) This article is designed to give you specific ideas to help you with both listeners and clients, or at least give you starter ideas that can help you perform better as the current crisis continues to roll out.

The Indianapolis Radio One cluster of six stations has committed to running 10,000 Public Service Announcements to assist local community service organizations affected by the coronavirus.

It was a confidential settlement reached late last week. Hulk Hogan filed a $110 million lawsuit against Cox Radio, host Mike Calta, Matt Loyd and a few others who were accused leaking a sex video.

Beasley Media Group has unveiled a new online social media PSA initiative entitled #WeAreGrateful Campaign as part of the company’s recently launched We Are All in This Together Community of Caring initiative.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has significantly increased the number of COVID-19 PSA’s and paid ads it's running on radio.

The NAB reports that local radio and TV stations across the country have donated about $10 million in airtime for a PSA campaign on COVID-19 since the organization launched the initiative on March 12

NAB President and CEO Gordon Smith is updating broadcasters on the 2020 NAB show. In a letter, posted on the NAB Show Website, Smith announced the start of NAB Show Express.

St. Louis Cardinals baseball fans are going to get a chance to fight the Baseball Spring Fever. Starting March 23 KMOX Baseball starved fans can relive the amazing 2011 comeback season.

Classic Rocker WDRV-FM in Chicago has launched a television marketing campaign associated with the COVID-19 National Emergency. The series features all of WDRV's hosts. Watch one of the spots HERE. The station has also sent a letter to its thousands of Classic Rock fans...