NAB Reaffirms Its Commitment To Broadcasters In 119th Congress
The NAB has extended its congratulations to Rep. Mike Johnson on his reelection as Speaker of the House and to new Senate Majority Leader Sen. John Thune as the organization emphasizes its continued advocacy for radio in the 119th Congress.
WFAN Hosts Mourn Audacy Colleague Killed In NOLA Terror Attack
WFAN's Boomer and Gio took a moment out of their show on January 3 to mourn the loss of coworker Billy DiMaio, who was among the 14 victims of the January 1 terror attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans.
Top Radio Sales Pros Share Strategies for Tackling Digital Trends
In a world where one in five dollars coming into the industry is digital revenue, what sets radio’s top digital sales professionals apart? Radio Ink asked these high-performing innovators how they approach the new era of digital trends and client engagement.
Audacy Account Executive Among Victims of New Orleans Attack
Audacy New York account executive Billy DiMaio has been confirmed to be one of the 14 victims of the January 1 attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. The 25-year-old Long Island native is being remembered for his love of life, family, and sports.
College Station’s KAGC Flips From Southern Gospel To ‘Magic’
Bryan Broadcasting has traded Southern Gospel for R&B on KAGC, introducing Magic 97.3 to Texas' Brazos Valley at noon on January 2. The AM station will also feature The Steve Harvey Morning Show starting January 13.
WIBC Radiothon Gains $504k for Central Indiana Salvation Army
Urban One Indianapolis' WIBC held its 30th annual radiothon, raising $504,532.36 for The Salvation Army of Central Indiana. The radiothon, which aimed to raise $430,000, aired live on December 13 and 14.
Saga’s Cascade Cluster Rebrands Under Multimedia Umbrella
Saga Communications' Cascade Radio Group has a new name. The five-station, Bellingham-based cluster in Washington State will now be known as Pacific Northwest Media Group, reflecting its expanded portfolio of digital content.
Oxford Road: AI Balancing Act To Shape Audio’s 2025
As 2025 looms, audio agency Oxford Road gathered a roundtable to forecast unvarnished takes on radio’s profitability and CPMs, podcast ad overload, and the uneasy alliance between AI innovation and the timeless art of authentic storytelling.
FCC Combats Boston Pirate Radio Operators in Year-End Actions
In a year marked by more PIRATE Act enforcement, the FCC has issued what is likely to be the last notice of 2024 to the owners of a suburban Boston property where Enforcement Bureau agents detected an unauthorized radio station.
Radio’s New Year’s Resolutions
(By Mike McVay) The New Year is here. This is that time of year when we resolve to lose weight, sleep more, spend more time with our families, read more books... You get it. I would like to see those of us in radio make some resolutions ourselves for this new year.
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