Hiring Managers Ask The Darndest Things
(By James Bahm) Once, I had an attorney for a client. I asked him to teach me something about being a lawyer that most people didn’t know. He said lawyers never ask a question they don’t already know the answer to.
SoundExchange Lawsuit Against SiriusXM Put on Hold
A federal judge has approved a 45-day pause in SoundExchange’s $150 million royalty lawsuit against SiriusXM, giving both parties time to pursue a potential out-of-court resolution.
iHeartMedia’s BIN and Obama Foundation Launch Partnership
iHeartMedia's Black Information Network has entered a multi-year collaboration with The Obama Foundation aimed at deepening youth engagement and civic participation. The effort will focus on elevating stories and programs that promote awareness and impact.
Hope Media Group To Debut Ministry & Media Center On June 5
Hope Media Group has officially unveiled its new 50,000-square-foot Ministry & Media Center in New Caney, TX, giving a first look at the Christian broadcaster's updated headquarters. The building is set to accommodate more than 220 team members.
Simington: FCC Has Beefed Up Deregulation Plans For Media
With a Republican majority at the FCC just days away, broadcast media regulations are not sacred, but "profane cows," and Commissioner Nathan Simington says those legacy policies, "Are ones that we’re lining up for the slaughterhouse.”
Radio Outperforms Digital Competitors in Connected Car Influence
While radio may not have the captive audience in the car it once did, it still beats out all other audio competitors when it comes to in-car reach, and more importantly, impact. New data shows AM/FM listeners aren’t just hearing ads on the road - they’re acting on them.
Paige Nienaber’s Midweek Idea Dump: Breaking Summer
(By Paige Nienaber) In July 1989, I started as The Director of Fun ‘N Games at Kiss 102 in Charlotte. On the first day, I discovered that I’d inherited The 102 Days Of Summer. All I could think was “Geez, that’s an old promotion.” And that was in 1989.
Let Go Of The ‘No’?
(By Chris Stonick) A couple of weeks ago, a reader asked, “What do you do when a client says NO?” Clients say no all the time. But deciphering that no quickly is what makes the difference between top sellers and the rest.
Riley Radiothon Raises Tens of Thousands In Lafayette Rally
Saga Communication's Lafayette Media Group held its annual Riley Radiothon last week, raising $71,737 for Riley Hospital for Children across WASK, K-105 (WKOA), and B102-9 (WXXB) from Indiana's Tippecanoe Mall on May 21 and 22.
New bisqqit Tool Brings Real-Time Signal Maps to Broadcast Sales
A new broadcast sales technology platform is aiming to modernize how stations and agencies map and plan audio campaigns. bisqqit introduces the first geo-coded mapping and planning software built specifically for retail-focused radio advertising.
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