Senator Questions iHeart Layoffs (DAY 2 WITH YOUR COMMENTS)
Senator Sherrod Brown has written a letter to iHeart CEO Bob Pittman, questioning him about the recent layoffs. Brown wants Pittman to explain why he's laying off hundreds of people at the same time salaries for executives were increased and he received millions in bonus money.
Pai Happy He Has New Tools To Defeat Pirates
Shortly after President Donald Trump signed the Pirate Act into law, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai issued a statement thanking everyone in Washington that supported the new law.
Hispanic Radio Ownership Vs Deregulation
Radio Ink's Hispanic Radio Conference is March 25-26 in Miami. "Washington Update" is one of the informative panel discussions on the agenda. On the panel will be David Honig, President Emeritus and Senior Advisor to the Multicultural Media, Telecom, and Internet Counsel.
Mark Ramsey To Present New Data At CRS
CRS is teaming up with Ramsey for a presentation on Country radio habits and preferences. The data they've come up with was juxtaposed with how Country radio PD's perceive audience behavior.
WARF/Cleveland Reborn As The Gambler
iHeart’s WARF/Akron-Cleveland is now Fox Sports 1350 AM, The Gambler. The station will focus on sports talk with a concentration on gambling, including top-of-the-hour wagering updates.
Vicks Back At Number One
Vicks has made its way back to the top of the Media Monitors list of radio’s leading national advertisers, up from second, after yielding the peak position to Progressive for two weeks.
Former Managers Critical of Entercom
In a lengthy article by Philadelphia Magazine writer Don Steinberg, he admits comments from unidentified former Entercom managers may not only be honest but flavored by sour grapes. CEO David Field does respond to the criticism in the article.
Secretary of State Berates NPR Reporter
NPR reporter Mary Louise Kelly was the target of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's ire Saturday. Pompeo called Kelly a liar, said her conduct was shameful and asked her to locate Ukraine on a map.
After 8 Years DJ’s Murder Still Unsolved
WGOV Radio's Stephen Edgerton was killed outside the South Georgia radio station on January 20, 2012. As the local NBC affiliate reports, Edgerton stepped outside the station around midnight, and was shot three times. His attacker has not been brought to justice.
Estefan Wins Medallas De Cortez
Radio Ink is proud to announce that the Medallas de Cortez Distinguished Leadership Award will be presented to multi-Grammy and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Emilio Estefan. The award ceremony will cap off the first day of our Hispanic Radio Conference March 25-26 in Miami.
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