Anthony Cumia Uncensored
(Jon Quick for Radio Ink) In a newly released memoir, Permanently Suspended: The Rise and Fall... and Rise Again of Radio's Most Notorious Shock Jock, Anthony Cumia tells all about his storied and tumultuous radio career.
Breakfast Club Raises $200K
Popular Hip-Hop/R&B morning show The Breakfast Club raised over $200,000 to benefit PROJECT 375 — an organization whose mission is to raise awareness of mental health, ending the stigma, and raising funds for treatment — with their second annual #Change4Change radiothon.
iHeart Files Monthly Income Report
As part of its bankruptcy proceeding, iHeartmedia filed a monthly operating report which showed the company revenue was $329.5 million for September. In August revenue was $299.4 million and in July it was $281.1 million.
New York City Was Packed With Radio’s Best
Last night WCBS-FM New York morning man Scott Shannon hosted the 30th Annual National Radio Hall of Fame Induction ceremony in New York City. Here are the best quotes from the evening.
Is Radio’s Future Bright?
(By Editor-In-Chief Ed Ryan) With two of radio’s biggest companies righting their financial ships, are things about to turn the corner for radio, both in terms of revenue growth and investment?
Big Night For Local Broadcasters In The Bay State
The Sound Bites Awards, sponsored by the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association, took place Wednesday. 2015 MBA Broadcaster of the Year Candy O’Terry emceed the event. Here are the winners...
Salem Picks Aptivada
Software provider Aptivada will be used for contesting, promotions, database management,and newsletters at Salem's 116 stations.
Sun & Fun To Rep Imaging Company
Digital Sound & Video offers custom imaging production at its state-of-the-art studios in Ormond Beach, FL, using fully licensed libraries and sound effects. Clients include iHeartMedia, Entercom, Alpha, SummitMedia, and Saga. Sun & Fun Media will now be repping the company.
Alpha Media Alaska Gold Rush
Alpha Media Alaska brought home four Goldie Awards from the Alaska Broadcasters. Here are the full details...
Associations Want Congress To Move On Pirate Act
Broadcast associations from every state, as well as the District of Columbia and the Commonweath of Puerto Rico, are urging Congress to pass the “PIRATE” Act ahead of the so-called “lame duck” session, beginning January 3, whereby the Republicans will control the Senate and the Democrats the House.
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