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Audacy's month-long multiplatform campaign to celebrate Pride Month and the LGTBQ+ community called "Celebrations in Pride,” will include content heard on CHANNEL Q, the LGBTQ+ Talk Radio Network, and select Audacy stations.

BIA Advisory Services is forecasting that, for the first time, mobile advertising spending (21%) will surpass direct mail (20.7%) as the top media advertising platform in 2022.

The Radio Advertising Bureau says broadcaster and financial expert Dave Ramsey will deliver remarks at its next webinar, "Radio Works for Financial Services," on November 16 at noon Central Time.

(By Jeff McHugh) A young El Paso woman wrote to me about her first radio job. “I want to give it my all,” she said and asked my advice on what to read, learn and study. It has been 39 years since I stood where this young person is, but I remember what being new in broadcasting felt like.

More great data from the folks at Media Monitors. In this week’s report, Media Monitors combined radio ads for the Super PACs and campaigns and eliminated all candidates who have dropped out of the race. The data shows Ted Cruz pretty much dominates the radio airwaves. So exactly how many spots have aired between January 1 and February 21?

It's no secret President Trump is not a fan of a lot of the major news organizations and the way they cover him. Following the President's tweet asking when it's appropriate to challenge NBC's broadcast license because he believes they broadcast fake news, FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel decided her opinion needed to be heard. Here's what she had to say...

Radio broadcasters have a new chance to know their audiences like never before with the Thursday introduction of new in-car analytics from DTS and parent company Xperi with the DTS AutoStage Broadcaster Portal.

All Cox Media Group stations will be using the 'Visual Quus' technology that brings synced messages to vehicle dashboards. The web-based software adds text, logos and images to on-air advertisements.

Home improvements proved staying power for Lowe’s. For a second week, Lowe’s tops the Media Monitors National Radio list.

Cleveland singer, songwriter and radio host Michael Stanley has died after a short battle with lung cancer. He passed away at home March 5. He was 72.