SBS Again Draws Ire Of NLRB
SAG-AFTRA has announced that the National Labor Relations Board issued a second complaint against Spanish Broadcasting System for what it calls bad faith bargaining. The NLRB set a trial date for Oct. 8, 2019. We are expecting a response from SBS today.
What It’s Like Working The Other Side Of The Desk.
Dave Paulus had been in radio for 32 years. He tells RAB CEO Erica Farber, on the "Radio On Main Street" podcast that he went through many emotions after being let go by Max Media. Paulus now sits on the other side of the desk having joined O’Brien Advertising in February.
Here Are The 2019 Radio Ink Radio Wayne Finalists
Radio Ink is proud to announce the finalists for the 27th annual Radio Wayne Awards. The awards will be presented at this year’s Radio Show breakfast in Dallas on Thursday, September 26.
MBA Radio Talent Institute Kicks Off
The MBA Institute begins today and runs through Wednesday, August 7 at Northwest Missouri State University. John Zimmer, President of Zimmer Radio, will open the event.
WLZL Just Gave St. Jude Another Windfall
WLZL El Zol 107.9 in College Park, MD, has just raised $361,052.00 for St Jude Children’s Hospital, making the station’s four-year total over $1.3 million.
When To Risk It All
(By Randy Lane) Management and talent often struggle with how to approach sensitive subjects trending in the news. The recent ESPN Dan Le Batard controversy is a perfect example of a viral topic that has everyone weighing in with an opinion.
Today’s Salesperson
(By Bob McCurdy) Too many of us think once we’ve graduated from college, continued and focused study is no longer necessary. Actually it is just the opposite. In college we were “amateurs,” paying someone to educate us. In the business world we are “professionals,”
Radio: Swaggering Or Staggering?
(By Ronald Robinson) Radio, desperately and absolutely, needs to get back into the kitchen. Even when radio delivers some fairly decent ROIs, it does so because, so often, the actual investment on the part of advertisers is so shamelessly low
Texas Stations Go Dark Thanks To Vandals
Authorities in Central Texas are trying to find the person responsible for knocking several M&M Broadcasting stations off the air. PD David Smoak said wires and cables were cut and the stations went dark.
Radio Interview Turns Ugly
Things got testy on WMPR's Wanda Evers show when two local lawmakers got into a profanity laced argument live on the air. It is politics after all, so it would seem to be par for the course in today's political climate. Here are the details from this silliness.
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