NAB Asks FCC For Fairness On Foreign Adversary Oversight Plan
As scrutiny of foreign influence on media grows across Capitol Hill, the NAB is pressing for clarity and parity in how federal rules treat US-based broadcast companies compared to global streaming platforms and international media conglomerates.
Paige Nienaber’s Midweek Idea Dump: The Big, Cheap Dump Pt. 1
(Paige Nienaber) I once did a session at Conclave on how to take something like a cooler of ice or a pair of tickets and maximize what you can get out of it. In that spirit, today is the first of a four-part series called 100 No/Low Budget Promotional Ideas.
TelevisaUnivision Sees US Growth Amid Overall Q2 Slide
Stateside streaming growth and sports performance provided a lift for TelevisaUnivision in an otherwise mixed second quarter, as the Spanish-language media company became the first major US radio operator to report Q2 earnings on Tuesday.
NPR Makes $8M Change To Protect Endangered Stations
In response to Congress’s approval of a rescission bill that clawed back $1.1 billion in pre-approved federal funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, NPR is taking emergency action to protect its most vulnerable member stations from the sudden loss.
Report: With Geotargeting Now Mainstream, Radio Can Capitalize
With advertiser adoption of geotargeting strategies nearing saturation, new research shows there are location-based marketing dollars to claim with help from technology heralded by former FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks as “the dawn of a new possibility for radio.”
The Importance of Coaching
(Mike McVay) During my career, I’ve had a variety of coaches and mentors. They not only improved my skills, but they inspired me to become a consultant. It was the coaching from others that led me to understand that we are all lifelong projects.
A Recipe For Revival That Radio Should Steal
(John Shomby) When the pandemic drove an Italian restaurant in Nashville to the brink of closure after 25 years, owner Nick Pellegrino announced the end on social media. But then, something odd and very fortuitous happened.
Country Radio Hall Marks 50 Years with Nashville Ceremony
The Country Radio Hall of Fame marks its 50th anniversary with a week of celebratory programming surrounding last night's annual induction ceremony, including the launch of a special streaming channel through Nashville's historic WSM.
Bye-Bye Bella: Portland’s Fan Gets New FM Sports Signal
Audacy Portland is giving 1080 The Fan (KFXX-AM) a second home. As of July 22, the station simulcasts on 105.1 FM, bumping Hot AC-formatted Bella 105 (KRSK) for a new, fully local weekday lineup as the station gets a new Brand Manager to match.
NRB Applauds CPB Defunding as Win for Christian Media
While public radio begins to grapple with the fallout of a $1.1 billion rescission of federal funding, the world's largest association of Christian communicators is cheering Congress for what it calls a "critical course correction" to ensure equality for religious speech.
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