Where Do You See Yourself In The Next Five Years?
(Chris Stonick) Where will you be in the next five years? It’s a common question asked on just about every job interview, but, for me, that question should not just be for a job interview. It’s equally, if not more, important for a “self-interview.” When did you last do that?
Sunrise Flips Hudson Valley AM to FOX Sports Radio
Sunrise Broadcasting has brought FOX Sports Radio's network content to New York's Hudson Valley, with the rebrand of WGNY-AM/FM to FOX Sports 1220AM/94.5. The Newburgh-based station will simulcast on WJGK-HD2 and 103.1 FM.
Study: Radio’s Audience Is Twice as Large as Media Buyers Think
Despite being the leading mass reach medium in America, radio continues to face deep-seated misconceptions among advertisers and media planners. A new study is again showing just how far off the mark media planners still are when it comes to AM/FM.
Sleep Number Wakes Up at No. 1 in Labor Day Radio Blitz
In a surprising shakeup atop the Media Monitors Spot Ten Radio rankings for Labor Day weekend, mattress-maker Sleep Number claimed the Number 1 spot. The dramatic climb puts the mattress brand ahead of typical seasonal home improvement frontrunners.
Pittman and Bressler Ink Long-Term iHeartMedia Leadership Deals
iHeartMedia has locked in its top leadership through the end of the decade. The company confirmed Chairman and CEO Bob Pittman and President/COO Rich Bressler have each signed amended agreements extending their contracts through December 31, 2029.
Stephen A. Smith to Headline Forecast 2026 Fireside Chat
Known for his commanding presence, unfiltered delivery, and relentless work ethic, Radio Ink is proud to announce that ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith will headline a Fireside Chat at Forecast 2026 in New York alongside respected media strategist Mike McVay.
Radio Regulatory Fees Dip Again as FCC Finalizes 2025 Schedule
As broadcasters continue to push for regulatory relief amid economic challenges, the FCC’s final FY 2025 fee schedule offers a measure of stability. This year's fees largely reflect two consecutive years of across-the-board reductions, while not quite as generous.
Timeline Emerges for Tribal Radio Grants After CPB Defunding
It was a handshake agreement that sealed the fate of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Now, more details are emerging about the $9.4 million in temporary federal support to Native American public radio stations organized by Senator Mike Rounds (R-SD).
What I Did This Past Summer
(Mike McVay) With Labor Day heralding the end of summer, I'd like to observe one of my favorite annual traditions that you may also remember from your elementary school days: the teacher's request for students to write an essay recapping the most recent summer.
Radio With Soul: What Secular Formats Can Learn From CCM
(John Shomby) I spend at least one day a workweek listening to Contemporary Christian radio for the entire day. The other four days, I listen to secular formats, and lately, I’ve found myself really looking forward to that one day a week I spend with CCM. Why? The talent.
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