Katz Media Group to Receive 2025 BFOA Lombardo Spirit Award
The Broadcasters Foundation of America has named Katz Media Group as the recipient of the 2025 Philip J. Lombardo Spirit Award, recognizing the company’s longstanding commitment to supporting broadcasters in need.
NAB Announces 50 Finalists for 2025 Crystal Radio Awards
The National Association of Broadcasters has revealed the 50 finalists for the 2025 NAB Crystal Radio Awards, which honor community service. Additionally, NAB will present Hubbard Broadcasting’s WJJY with the prestigious Crystal Heritage Award.
Nielsen & Edison: News/Talk, Adult Contemporary Ruled Q4 Radio
New data from Nielsen and Edison Research's The Record highlights the continued strength of audio in the US media landscape, with nearly 20% of daily media consumption dedicated to audio content in the fourth quarter of 2024, with radio at the forefront.
Marketers Predict GDP Growth, Increased Audio Ad Spending
As some analysts express concerns about the effect that new tariffs will have on the global advertising market, US advertisers are expressing renewed confidence in the economy, leading to increased ad spending with radio getting a boost in planned investment.
Lessons from Lorne
(By Mike McVay) As Saturday Night Live celebrates 50 years, the lessons from the creator are on full display in Lorne Michaels. If you’ve never followed Michaels’ career, you’ve likely missed plenty of lessons for those who will learn.
Strategist or Tactician – Which Are You?
(By John Shomby) Have you ever tried to determine if you were a strategist or a tactician? It’s been estimated that approximately 10 to 20% of the total management population is strategic and about 80-90% of it is tactical! Just a tad lopsided, don’t you think?
Back to School: The Power of Perspective
(By Buzz Knight) Looking for a sharp creative jolt? A fresh viewpoint to help navigate challenges on the road ahead? Your best bet might be to stop by your local college or university for a much-needed dose of perspective outside of your comfort zone.
Backlash Grows as St. Louis’ KDHX Ends Live Broadcasts
Amid listener backlash and lawsuits from former staff, St. Louis community radio station KDHX dismissed most of its volunteers and switched to pre-recorded programming on January 31 as supporters vow to continue protests and legal efforts.
After CCM Selloff, Salem Media Hands Over Music Networks
Following the religious broadcaster's divestment of its Contemporary Christian Music formatted stations at the end of 2024, Salem Media Group has announced the transfer of ownership of its music networks to Christian FM Media Group.
Telehealth Brand Makes Big Move in Weekly Radio Ad Rankings
One month into 2025, the churn among top advertisers on radio, including several big campaign rollouts and season-specific promotions, shows industry health and opportunities for new brands to make the most of AM/FM reach.
Our Print Magazine: Radio Ink
Lifetime Leadership Award Honoree Harvey Nagler
The $250 Question: Inflation and Contesting
