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As we reported last month, Judge James Whittemore has set Todd Clem’s ratings-tampering trial for the term that begins January 2, 2018. Two lead Nielsen attorney's have scheduling conflicts during those dates, with other jury trials, and are requesting judge push back the trial to the term that begins in February.

Our Friday morning Facebook Live/YouTube Channel interview was with Chris Lytle. Chris told us all about his website InstantSalesTraining.com, what he thinks about successfully selling in radio today, why he moved to Chattanooga and much more. FACEBOOK or YOUTUBE. SPOTIFY.

The cast was set to appear at opening day of the Cincinnati Reds on March 26 and at a casino in West Virginia on April 3. The events have been canceled due to coronavirus concerns.

After our initial follow-up, Radio Ink caught up with two more state broadcast association leaders who journeyed to the nation's capital to gauge the current sentiment towards radio among Congressional leaders.

Roger Coryell is the Managing Partner at Brandhound Destination Marketing in Sonoma County. His Radio Ink column Tuesday resulted in a lot of feedback from our readers. Whether you like what he said or hate what he said, Coryell seems to have struck a nerve. Here's his column again and all of your comments...

Four more speakers have been announced for Barrett Sports Media's 2023 BSM Summit in Los Angeles. Additionally, BSM says special Black Friday sales pricing will be announced on tickets for the event, as well as a discount for college students.

One side-effect from the explosion of FM translators is the possibility some of them may cause interference with existing radio stations. That's what happened to Lakes Media's WLUS-FM in Durham. Lakes Media President Tom Birch says a process that began nearly a year ago ended Tuesday.

Fox's Conservative radio talker Mark Levin is the subject of a lengthy article in The Washington Post about his criticism of fellow Fox employees. The paper says Levin's public hostility toward Fox reporters and anchors has created headaches and headlines for the network.

Mobile App company RadioMax says it will provide radio stations a free app to help serve its communities during the coronavirus crisis. No strings attached, no commitment, no agreement to sign

A public radio station in Yuma, AZ, has been honored with a significant grant to help teach journalism to college students with a focus on servicing underrepresented communities. Funded by the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, KAWC has received $15,000.