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You might find this opinion a bit of a stretch. Boston Herald writer Rick Shaffer says CBS is selling its radio stations because the model of radio is broken and the Internet is taking over.

Time to register is winding down. Our registration's are up big-time for our 2016 Hispanic Radio Conference in Ft. Lauderdale. It's time to claim your seat. Here are 10 reasons you can't afford to miss the Hispanic Radio Conference, March 22 and 23...

Media Service Group's Bill Whitley tells us Central Arkansas Radio Group is buying KLAZ-FM, KYRC-FM, KHRK-FM, and KBHS-AM in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The seller is Noalmark Broadcasting Corporation headed by William Nolan.

A new study just released by the Advertising Research Council, and detailed in AdAge, provides powerful information for your sellers who battle to pull advertising dollars from clients exclusively advertising with TV or print or even digital. The study, which included 5,000 campaigns for 1,000 brands, concluded ...

Tuesday is another big primary day for the candidates running for President with both Ohio and Florida among the states that will choose their delegates. Media Monitors is out with its latest report on which candidates are using radio the most in their battles to win the nomination.

Parks Associates has released new research that says smartphone owners spend more time every day listening to music on their device compared to any other entertainment activity. Sixty-eight percent of smartphone owners stream music, spending 45 minutes per day listening.

Entravision has teamed up with Clip Interactive to develop an app for its nationally syndicated El Show de Erazno y la Chokolata. The app has already generated close to 100,000 downloads. Entravision COO Jeff Liberman, who will be part of Radio Ink's Hispanic Radio Conference next week, talks about the new app...

Liberman Broadcasting in Houston is selling regional Mexican KCOH-AM to Roberta Ramirez's Pueblo de Galilea for $1.8 million in cash. At the present time, the station is simulcasting the format from a Liberman FM. Pueblo will most likely flip it to either Spanish religion or brokered programming. John Saunders was the broker that represented Pueblo de Galilea on the deal.

Radio Express is partnering with The Interview Factory to distribute Country Mailbag, a 60-second daily feature, to U.S. and international radio stations. Each installment of the feature spotlights a different country artist every day, who responds to questions submitted by listeners.

The name of the new product is "SAM" and it stands for Sentiment Analysis Module. SAM is a research tool that analyzes written feedback and comments from listeners and presents those findings in an in-depth report for stations.