Turn Your Fear of Complacency Into Radio Success
(By Buzz Knight) Fear does not often make for a great work environment, but radio managers can effectively use the fear of complacency as a motivational tool by creating a culture of vigilance, driving continuous improvement, and fostering proactive engagement. Here’s how:
NAB Show Gives First Look At Returning Radio Forum Lineup
In January, the NAB confirmed the return of the Small and Medium Market Radio Forum at NAB Show 2025. Now, a first look at the agenda reveals topics and insights designed for AM/FM operators at every level.
Radio vs. TV: Why MLB Fans Engage More With Audio Advertising
As baseball season approaches, Audacy is highlighting radio's unique opportunities to connect brands and passionate MLB fans. The company found the AM/FM audience is 54% more engaged than the average fan, surpassing TV viewers on networks like ESPN.
Blast From The Past: WORG; South Carolina, 1982
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Zach Harris at WORG in Orangeburg, SC in 1982. Send your Blast From The Past to Editor-in-Chief Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured.
Political Revenue Kept iHeart Broadcast Revenue Afloat In Q4
iHeartMedia closed its 2024 earnings reports with a mixed financial picture, reporting higher net income and growth in digital and political ad revenue, but also declines in some core revenue segments that caused the company to fall short of analyst expectations.
WSUL Heart-A-Thon Raises Over $80K for NY Heart Health
The 47th Annual 98.3 WSUL Heart-A-Thon raised over $80,000 to support heart health initiatives in New York's Sullivan County. The event, which aired live on the Bold Gold Media station on February 21, featured a full day of fundraising, education, and awareness.
NAB Targets Big Tech In Campaign to Modernize Ownership Rules
On the heels of NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt's address at The Media Institute’s 2025 Communications Forum, the NAB has launched a multi-platform campaign urging the FCC to modernize its long-standing local radio ownership regulations.
WHUR Listeners Support Howard University’s Student Volunteers
Howard University’s Alternative Spring Break program received a major financial boost from WHUR listeners, who donated more than $45,000 during the station’s Annual Helping Hands Radiothon over twelve hours on February 23.
Digital Growth, Cost Cuts Driving Strategy In Cumulus Earnings
"The pandemic, unfavorable secular trends, and a significant downdraft in national advertising," were all heavy factors in Cumulus Media CEO Mary Berner's address of the company's Q4 and full-year 2024 earnings report, which saw a $283.3 million net loss.
iHeartMedia Responds to FCC Probe Over Potential Payola
As FCC Chairman Brendan Carr seeks answers from iHeartMedia about potential payola violations stemming from artist payments and airplay policies for the iHeartCountry Festival 2025, the largest radio operator in the US has issued an initial response.
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