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The NAB Show Express will feature discussions on HD and Hybrid radio technology. Xperi is providing experts for the online sessions May 14.

Lengthy shifts are commonplace these days for healthcare workers in the midst of the COVID battle. To mark National Nurses Week CISN Country 103.9 in Edmonton will broadcast a 12 hour edition of CISN In The Morning, Friday, May 15.

The 2020 Regional Murrow Award Winners, representing the best in local broadcast news, have been announced. More than five thousand entries were considered from more than 350 local radio and television news outlets from 49 states and four countries.

Nurses and medical staff at a Seattle medical center were treated to BBQ this week by MOViN 92.5. Brooke from the Brooke & Jeffery Show served up the thank you dinner to celebrate National Nurses Week.

That's the damage the coronavirus inflicted on the company and it pretty much happened in one month. Cumulus was rolling along nicely in January and February, until a national lockdown was put in place in March to flatten to curve, which is when the bottom fell out.

As radio companies react to a national pandemic that shut down the United States economy, finding ways to cut and save has become a top priority. On the Cumulus earnings call Monday, CEO Mary Berner said through the actions the company has taken, $60 million will be saved in 2020 to help cushion the coronavirus blow.

The issue of whether broadcasters will be able to use booster stations to GeoTarget content is now in the hands of the FCC. Broadcast attorney David Oxenford says no matter what the FCC decides there are significant regulatory hurdles that the GeoBroadcast proposal must clear before there is any final resolution.

Small businesses can enter to win a $50,000 advertising campaign with Good Karma's ESPN 1000 in Chicago. It's a promotion the radio station is running with First Midwest Bank.

The impact of COVID 19 was not the same for all markets and formats. Find out which ones defied the law of averages for Salem Media Group along with Broadcast Media president Dave Santrella’s “Four V” steps to recovery from the crisis in today’s Radio Ink Coronavirus podcast. LISTEN.

The government has been throwing money around everywhere lately. Last week the radio industry received more love from the gov. Two different agencies were among radio's top five spenders, according to Media Monitors.