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(By Harmony Tenney) Radio is specially-suited for meeting local government departmental objectives. Thankfully, these departments are given annual budgets, MUST use all dollars assigned to them, and face LOSS of those dollars the next fiscal year if they are NOT spent.

According to a statement put out by SAG-AFTRA, bargaining between the union and Entercom begins Thursday at KYW-AM in Philadelphia. Thursday’s talks are being overseen by a federal mediator.

(By James Bahm) When creating advertising solutions for your clients, it's essential to keep your clients' customers in mind because everything in the creative must be from the target consumer's perspective. Here are three things to keep in mind...

The folks at Magellan identified 1,197 brands or products that advertised on the top 2,000 podcasts (in Apple) during the month of March. Here are the top 15...

KOA NewsRadio in Denver will broadcast a special one-hour program, “Columbine 20 Years Later: The Healing Continues,” hosted by KOA NewsRadio Managing Editor Jerry Bell and KOA News Director Kathy Walker to mark the 20th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting.

Seton Hall University — home of renowned station WSOU 89.5 FM — has had five students earn seven awards from the Garden State Journalist Association’s 72nd Annual Memorial Journalism Awards competition for their on-air work.

Christine Travaglini has been the President of Katz Radio Group since March of 2018. When promoted, Katz Media Group CEO Mark Gray called Travaglini an incredible leader that has the respect of the Katz team and senior leadership with a reputation for inspiring innovation and building winning teams. We couldn't agree more.

(By Laurie Kahn) We are dealing with a much more educated job seeker today. They have a strong idea of what they are looking for in an employer and if they don't find it, they feel it will be a waste of time to consider employment there.

SiriusXM's Chief Content Officer Scott Greenstein says some of SiriusXM's most popular talk shows are now being made available to Pandora users. "This will be a great opportunity for new audiences to discover these SiriusXM shows."

The NAB checks in again with another list of Washington lawmakers who oppose new performance royalty fees that may be imposed on radio. Ten Members of the House and two Senators have added their names to the resolution opposing any new tax or fee.