What a Week: Being Resilient Through Change
(By Jeff McHugh) The Greek Stoic Philosopher Epictetus said, “It's not what happens to you but how you react to it that matters.” There has been a lot of change this week, some good, some bad. You are going through it, and so is your audience.
Creating More Call-Ins
(By Rick Fink) Are you receiving call-ins at your stations? A few? A lot? Good inbound leads today are hard to come by, especially if you don’t have a system in place to generate call-ins. Every station and group should have a system.
Giants of Broadcasting Honored at LABF’s Annual NYC Luncheon
The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation celebrated some of the most influential figures in media during its annual Giants of Broadcasting and Electronic Arts luncheon, held Tuesday at Gotham Hall in New York City.
CPB Allocates $587K in Emergency Alert Grants To Public Radio
Three public radio stations in California, Pennsylvania, and Utah have been awarded up to $587,704 in grants from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting as part of the Next Generation Warning System grant program, supported by FEMA.
Jacobs Media Extends Digital Revenue Push With jācapps DR
Jacobs Media is building on the August start of its new Jacobs DR division with the launch of jācapps DR. The mobile application initiative aims to support stations at any stage of digital revenue, from audience building to implementing advanced programmatic ads.
Nielsen Sets Start Date For New 3-Minute Rule In PPM Markets
In September, the news broke that Nielsen was planning a game-changing update to its Portable People Meter audio measurement service. We now know more details about the upcoming adjustment, including a launch date in the very near future.
Urban One’s Radio Division Outperforms Digital and Cable in Q3
During Q3, Urban One's radio division stood out as a bright spot amid broader challenges as the company reported a year-over-year net revenue decline of 6.3%. That dip was largely driven by Cable TV, as radio even outperformed digital during the quarter.
Audacy CMO Suchman Targets the Audio Ad Spend Gap
Audacy Chief Marketing Officer Paul Suchman has elaborated on the company's latest "State of Audio" report on how emotional connections, measurement technologies, and the rise of creator-driven content are reshaping the way brands use radio.
The Sad State of News
(By Mike McVay) The proverb “Birds of a feather flock together” has been proven accurate over in many things in life, and is particularly true in today’s media. People seek out stations whose opinions and news content align with their political beliefs.
12 Tips To Make The Most Out Of The Season of Giving
(By John Shomby) It’s that time of year in radio. Holiday season means radiothon season, so to speak. Whether it be for St. Jude, Toys for Tots, or any local cause, there are definite preparations and programming principles to keep in mind.
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