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As the NAB battles to prevent radio stations from having to pay for the music they air, legislation has been introduced that may pave the way for radio managers to have to dig deep into their wallets. It's called the AMFM Act. Here are the details...

(By Russ Crupnick) “Does anyone believe 90% of teens listen to AM/FM Radio anymore?” Reasonable people can disagree about statistics but we’ve looked at enough research to say that it’s hard to understand the Nielsen numbers.

On November 15, WDVE/Pittsburgh celebrated the big landmark by hosting an alumni party at Cefelo's, a local Pittsburgh venue.

Syndicated morning show The Breakfast Club, has announced that their #Change4Change Radio-thon raised over $670,000 to benefit the newly created The Breakfast Club HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) Scholarship.

Morning host Monte Belmonte, of Saga's WRSI-FM/Northhampton, MA (93.9 The River), is leading his 10th annual Monte's March to fight hunger.

WKXW-FM/Ewing, NJ, has partnered with the New Jersey State Policeman’s Benevolent Association to collect teddy bears for children in emergency situations.

News station WILM-AM/Wilmington, DE, has signed a broadcast agreement with the Delaware Blue Coats, the NBA G League affiliate of the Philadelphia 76ers.

Steve Warren (pictured), host of The Country Oldies Show, will celebrate being the longest-running classic country show on-air with a 3-hour Thanksgiving Anniversary Special.

Pierre Bouvard is Chief Insights Officer at Cumulus and Westwood One. On Wednesday at Forecast Bouvard hosted a panel with four other experts leading the radio attribution revolution. Bouvard summarized everything that was presented, including every chart, insight and quote that will help your salespeople become stronger sellers today.

First Twitter, now Google. Since the last election that shiny new toy has a few scuff marks on it. That's clearly an opportunity for radio.