FM Geotargeting Debate Continues As Booster Rollout Begins
As radio broadcasters begin to test the waters of FM geotargeting, GeoBroadcast Solutions is defending its ZoneCasting technology from the NAB and broadcast groups after an FCC query for additional industry input on specific technical and operational issues.
Radio Bilingüe Reaches A New ‘Frontera’ With Buffalo Signal
Latino public radio network Radio Bilingüe is expanding into Canada with a new signal in Western New York. Sin Fronteras WNY, in collaboration with Buffalo Toronto Public Media, has launched Radio Bilingüe on 88.7 WBFO-HD3.
Get These Sales Superpowers Today
(By Loyd Ford) People often believe that where they are today cannot change. People at the top of leadership in your building will always be the leaders. The top salespeople in your building will always be in the lead. But none of that has to be true.
My Advertising Didn’t Work (Or Did It?)
(By Pat Bryson) We've all heard "my advertising didn't work." Much of the time, the campaign - I use the term loosely, here - didn't work because it was conceived incorrectly. It didn't have the three necessary ingredients for a successful campaign:
Audacy Taps DC Ops Director Chris Kinard To Replace Eskin
Audacy has appointed Washington DC cluster Director of Operations Chris Kinard as its new Sports Format Vice President. Kinard succeeds Spike Eskin, who recently returned to Philadelphia to co-host the afternoon show on SportsRadio 94WIP.
Add Radio and Stir
(By Marc Greenspan) Even if you’re only paying cursory attention to the political landscape, you know this year’s races will be historic. This is not a bold statement, as every presidential election has the potential to bring about huge societal changes.
Religious Radio Leaders Share How AM/FM Still Wins Women
Despite the rise of digital platforms, traditional over-the-air radio retains a special place in the hearts and minds of American women. National Religious Broadcasters has added a spotlight to that data, speaking to the format's female leaders on the topic.
‘Time Is Running Out’ As NAB Pushes Grassroots Effort For AM Act
With eleven months passed since the AM For Every Vehicle Act became eligible for a US Senate floor vote and six months until the 118th Congress adjourns, the NAB is adding urgency to its call for Americans to tell their representatives to keep AM radio in cars.
Tribalism
(By Deborah Parenti) Since the beginning of history, humans have formed small, close-knit groups for survival and support. While we no longer need to form tribes to hunt and gather, tribalism is woven into the fabric of society on many levels, including the workplace.
Blast From The Past: Chas Henry, 1978
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Chas Henry at Honolulu's KKUA in 1978. Send your Blast From The Past to our Editor-in-Chief, Cameron Coats, for your chance to be featured.
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