Report: Radio Poised To Reclaim Music Discovery Crown
Algorithmic playlists may be hitting a wall with younger listeners, and radio could be the beneficiary. A new report argues that live radio's human curation and spontaneity are exactly what younger music fans are starting to crave and what streaming can't provide.
When A Syndicated Door Closes…
(Erik Cudd) “We have no intention of quitting, but the way the Bob & Sheri show reaches you in the future may have to change,” Sheri Lynch and Tony Garcia said in a candid episode of The Oddcast, discussing the independently owned syndicated program's financial realities.
Satellite to IP: What the Transition Actually Looks Like in Practice
(Sponsored) Most coverage of the C-band rule just explains it and stops. This looks at how it actually works day-to-day: what broadcasters need to provide, how satellite-free systems handle cues, delays, and failover, and how little extra work it asks of an affiliate's IT staff.
Bob Pittman To Headline BFOA Chicago Media Mixer
The Broadcasters Foundation of America's Media Mixer series is returning to Chicago, timed to coincide with Radio Hall of Fame weekend, and junior professionals will get quite an opportunity: face time with iHeartMedia Chairman and CEO Bob Pittman.
Woodward’s Combat Hunger Raises $7K For Wisconsin Veterans
Woodward Community Media's radiothon to stock pantry shelves for local veterans closed out its eighth year in Appleton, WI, with donations for the annual Combat Hunger Food and Funds Drive pouring in from listeners, businesses, and community partners.
Pittman, Speaker Johnson, More React To AM Act’s House Win
More reactions to the House passage of the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act are arriving, with power players from radio's C-Suite to the Speaker of the House celebrating the bipartisan win ahead of sending the legislation to the Senate for its next fight.
The Case For Moving Your Distribution To The Cloud Now
(Sponsored) There's a big difference between choosing change and having it forced on you by the FCC. A few years ago, IP distribution wasn't practical at scale. Better bandwidth, lower latency, and cloud capacity have changed that, so broadcasters can switch on their own schedule.
Radio Celebrates as House Passes AM For Every Vehicle Act
The House of Representatives passed the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act on a voice vote Tuesday evening, sending the bill to the Senate with broadcasters and advocacy groups nationwide celebrating the major milestone for the years-long effort.
New RAB Certification Aims To Amp Marketers Up on Audio
Marketers now have a dedicated certification path for audio advertising. RAB has launched Audio Marketing Professional, or AMP, a new self-paced education program meant to help marketers, agencies, and media buyers plan, buy, create, and measure audio campaigns.
FCC Opens Short Public Comment On Lowest Unit Rate Fight
Four candidates fighting the FCC over discounted political ad rates won at a federal appeals court in August, only to have the Supreme Court tell them to let the FCC finish its review first. Now the agency is doing just that, opening a short comment window this week.
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