How Did Radio Perform In Q3? — Riverfront Broadcasting
With the "Bigs" getting ready to report third-quarter performance, Radio Ink is talking with independent operators, getting an early take on Q3.
A Case For A Rule Elimination
(By Robert Lee) What do these prominent newspapers – Los Angeles Herald Examiner, Rocky Mountain News, The Cincinnati Post, The Pittsburgh Press, Houston Post and many others – have in common? They no longer exist, in any form.
Guess Who’s Coming To Forecast!
Don't let the door close on your chance to be part of the conversations at Forecast and the "Top 40" reception that will set the tone for business over the coming year and bring together old and new associates for a day of exclusive networking.
NH Media Group Hit By Thieves
Police in Concord, NH, are investigating the theft of at least 11 instruments from the Binnie Media Group including guitars signed by members of Aerosmith and Paul Stanley of Kiss.
iHeartMedia Greenville Flips For Holidays
iHeartMedia Greenville's Variety station is now Christmas 102.5, The Carolinas’ Christmas Station, for Upstate SC. Christmas 102.5 will broadcast around-the-clock festive music, leading into the holiday season.
Tulsa Station Helping Disabled Vets
Tulsa’s 103.3 The Eagle (KJSR-FM) is holding a 12-hour fundraiser on Friday, November 1 to help the Oklahoma Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans recruit volunteers.
More Great Radio Coverage Of The California Fires
Since yesterday, when Entercom's Ken Charles told us how his team was covering the fires, things have gotten worse. Today we check in with Drew Hayes, GM for Cumulus' KABC radio in Los Angeles.
Ben Downs is Trying To Save AM Radio. Is It Too Late?
Bryan Broadcasting's Ben Downs is a champion for AM Radio. For years he's been trying, along with others, to solve the noise issues that plague the AM band? His plan to get the FCC to allow AM stations to go all-digital is gaining steam.
LISTEN: Reporter Literally In The Line of The Fire
Pete Demetriou is a reporter for Entercom's KNX. On Wednesday Pete was doing a live report when the winds shifted quickly. From the picture Pete paints for listeners you can hear how dangerous these fires are and how quickly the wind can move the fire in different directions. LISTEN
Don’t Shoot Yourself In The Foot
(By Paul Weyland) In presentations with local direct decisionmakers, you need to be more focused on specific ideas to make the client’s register ring. If the customer says no, they’re not saying no to your station or programming, they’re saying no to the idea.















