Kiss 104.1 Fills Backpacks, Fulfills Needs for Atlanta Students
Cox Media Group's Kiss 104.1 (WALR) continued its back-to-school giving to benefit Atlanta families with a backpack drive. This initiative comes at a time when many local families face challenges in affording necessary school items due to rising costs.
Stillwater Radio To Be Oklahoma State Flagship For 77th Year
Oklahoma State Athletics and Cowboy Sports Properties have renewed their seven-decade partnership with Stillwater Radio for another six years. Hot 93.7 (KSPI) will again serve as the flagship station for OSU Cowboy Football starting with the August 31 season opener.
Make AI Your GPS to Sales Success
You're taking a taxi in a bustling city during peak traffic hours; the roads are jammed, and progress in getting to where you want to be is slow. It’s frustrating, isn’t it? Now, picture discovering that city has an underground freeway just for you.
Des Moines’ KXNO To Lead New Iowa Sports Radio Network
iHeartMedia Iowa has launched the Iowa Sports Radio Network, dedicated to providing comprehensive coverage of sports across the state. The network is now broadcasting on five stations, with 106.3 KXnO (KXNO-AM) in Des Moines serving as the flagship.
Good Karma or Bad News? Radio Reacts to WCBS 880’s End
The radio industry and New York City were shocked on Monday morning to hear that WCBS-AM would be leaving its All-News format behind. Radio Ink reached out to those inside WCBS 880 and beyond to gauge the change on a station and an industry level.
Beasley Media Group Reports Sharp Reduction In Q2 Net Losses
Beasley Media Group had set 2024 to be a year of real digital growth for the company, and that goal remains within sight at the halfway mark. At the very least, Q2 2024 was certainly a far cry from the same period in 2023, which ended with a $10.43 million loss.
Rising Above a RIF
(By Mike McVay) The acronym RIF stands for Reduction In Force. Of military origin, it’s used mostly as an action verb, and it brings with it a feeling of despair, angst due to an uncertain future, and life change when it affects anyone in radio.
Crafting Your Station’s Software Survival Plan
(By John Shomby) If you were scheduled for a flight or forced to pay with cash at your favorite restaurant on July 19, you are aware of just how fragile our technological ecosystem can be. A global IT outage highlighted dangerous weaknesses around the world.
Can Leading with Joy Transform Radio Stress into Success?
(By Buzz Knight) I don’t know what triggered this column. It’s possible, after hearing from many folks with their boots on the ground, that I feel too many leaders feel that giving stress, rather than having it themselves, is a necessary part of their job.
FEC Opts Out of Regulating AI in Political Advertisements
After a heated public discourse with FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, Federal Election Commission Chairman Sean Cooksey has announced the agency will not pursue rulemaking on the use of artificial intelligence in political campaign advertisements.
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