Did Your Radio Station Pass Saturday’s Test?
(By Gary Berkowitz) This past Saturday’s attempted assassination of Donald Trump clearly showed off radio’s weakness. I saw the shooting happen firsthand on cable news. After a few minutes, I went to the car to see how radio was handling it.
FCC’s Simington Addresses Telecom’s Rhetoric After Trump Attack
As US politicians and world leaders press for peace following the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, PA, Republican FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington is seeking to change how those in telecommunications address the GOP.
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You see her in our headlines every Monday, but Radio Ink columnist and Bryson Broadcasting International CEO Pat Bryson is taking a deep dive into personal branding you won't find anywhere but our July and August print issues.
2024 Rising Through the Ranks Scholarship Recipients Announced
The Rising Through the Ranks program revealed its 26 scholarship recipients for 2024 on Wednesday, highlighting women making an impact in the radio industry. Individuals were selected for their potential and commitment to advancing the medium.
FCC To Vote On EAS Code To Protect Indigenous Persons
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel announced plans to introduce a new Missing and Endangered Persons event code in the Emergency Alert System to enhance public alerts for missing individuals who do not qualify for AMBER Alerts.
Countdown To RMSS 2024 – Get Shocked With Paige Nienaber
When was the last time you pitched a promotion that really excited you? Something attention-grabbing, something crazy, something that had the client pitching money in your direction? The Radio Masters Sales Summit is about to turn up the voltage.
Edison: Audio Plays An Active Role In Female Sports Fandom
As interest in women's sports experiences exponential growth in the US, Edison Research is exploring how audio shapes the experiences of female sports fans - and the data carries an important message to radio broadcasters and brands alike: "Remember the ladies."
FCC Sets Date For Foreign Content Broadcast Disclosure Rules
In June, the FCC adopted new rules requiring broadcasters to ensure that airtime lessees are not linked to foreign governments, following a 3-2 vote. Now a date is set for when those rules take effect, ahead of the upcoming general election.
Paige Nienaber’s Midweek Idea Dump: Tales From The Lunchtable
(By Paige Nienaber) “It was the best of times. It was the worst of times.” If there was ever a promotion that fit that, it would be the World’s Largest Outdoor Lunches. I was at WLOL in the Twin Cities and the Promotion Director dumped a project on me.
Harnessing The Power Of Change
(By Randy Lane) Media, technology, and culture are transforming at an unparalleled pace. For many people, change causes anxiety, such as fear of the unknown and loss of control. A smaller number of people welcome change and thrive on it.
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