You and Your (Online) Shadow
(John Shomby) As my friend Mike McVay reminded us last week, safety for talent is always a very real issue. The events of the past week were also a reminder of something we all too often forget: your online presence can cost you your job and, maybe even your career.
NABLF Announces Broadcast Leadership Training Class of 2026
The NAB Leadership Foundation has announced the Broadcast Leadership Training class of 2026, launching a new 10-month executive MBA-style program designed to prepare the next generation of broadcast executives.
FCC Extends Deadline for 2025 EEO Audit Responses
The FCC’s Enforcement Bureau has extended the deadline for stations selected in the 2025 Equal Employment Opportunity audit. About five percent of US radio and television stations were randomly selected for review in letters issued August 8.
Vice President Vance Hosts ‘Charlie Kirk Show’ From West Wing
Vice President JD Vance hosted a special edition of Salem Media's Charlie Kirk Show from the West Wing on Monday to honor Kirk, who was assassinated in Utah on September 10, alongside Conservative media figures and Trump administration leaders.
Advertiser Grows Reach 12X With NFL on AM/FM and Streaming
As television continues to get the bulk of football season ad spend from brands, a new case study from Cumulus Media and Westwood One is showing how one advertiser used audio NFL coverage on AM/FM and streaming to reach 23.8 million fans during the 2024 season.
Trump Renews Push To Scrap Quarterly Filings; Radio Takes Note
President Donald Trump is reviving his push to end quarterly earnings reports for US companies, a change that could reshape how many of radio’s largest publicly traded broadcasters report performance and communicate with investors.
AM Stations, Small Market Owners To Get FCC Cap Consideration
As Chairman Brendan Carr prepares to open the FCC's delayed 2022 Quadrennial Regulatory Review in earnest, the Commission is giving an expanded glance into the proceedings that may bring long-debated changes to the Local Radio Ownership Rule.
LAST CALL: Audacy’s Kelli Turner Leads a Must-Read Radio Ink
The September issue of Radio Ink Magazine is packed with power moves, fresh voices, and big ideas shaping radio’s future. You'll hear from Audacy’s new CEO, two small-market titans that built empires from BLT beginnings, and the industry’s best managers.
Keeping Local Radio Personalities Safe Now
(Loyd Ford) Despite being a radio talent himself, you may think Charlie Kirk's death doesn’t have anything in common with your own local on-air personalities, but I encourage you to significantly reevaluate this more closely now.
Unexpected Connections and Effective Radio
(Jeffrey Hedquist) Do you know what makes Indian food so tasty? According to an article in MIT Technology Review, many common recipes use complementary spice flavors. Indian food combines spices that do not share the same flavors. Here’s how that helps your ads…
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