Hawaii Governor Would Keep Power to Halt Radio In Emergencies
The Hawaii Association of Broadcasters is actively contesting Governor Josh Green's plan to veto HB 2581, a bill designed to amend a state law that currently permits a county mayor or the Governor to halt all "electronic media" within the state during emergencies.
Longtime Limbaugh Producer James Golden Gets Syndicated
Red Apple Audio Networks has syndicated The James Golden Show, hosted by James Golden, on Saturday mornings. Golden, also known on-air as Bo Snerdley, worked with the late Rush Limbaugh for almost thirty years as a producer.
BFOA Adds Pickleball to Annual Celebrity Golf Tournament
The Broadcasters Foundation of America is taking its fundraising efforts to the courts - the pickleball courts, that is - for its annual Celebrity Golf Tournament and Fundraiser. This year's event is scheduled for September 9 at the Siwanoy Country Club in Bronxville, NY.
More Public Radio Budget Woes Lead To A Station’s End In NC
Financial feasibility problems are leading to the end of a secondary station from North Carolina Public Radio. WUNC Music (WUNC-HD2) will be cut from its Chapel Hill signal and from streaming at the end of June. The AAA station has been operating since 2016.
Winning With Syndication
(By Mike McVay) There was a time when common thinking was that local programming will beat syndicated/network programming every day of the week. Then Howard Stern and Rush Limbaugh came along and beat local programming.
Be Like Greg
(By John Shomby) If you’re a football fan, you most likely know who Greg Olsen is. If not, Greg will still impress you with his work ethic and competitive spirit given his complicated relationship with a certain former QB.
Amy Winslow and the Essential Qualities of Great Leadership
(By Buzz Knight) It’s interesting to think how the essential qualities of great leadership match up with the essential qualities of a great person. This article is inspired by and dedicated to broadcaster and agent Amy Winslow, who recently passed.
Radio Is Becoming The Aesthetic Ad Choice For Brands Like Botox
The medical aesthetics market, valued at $15.4 billion in 2023, is expected to grow to $25.9 billion by 2028. In their searches for more market share, well-known aesthetics brands like Botox are tapping into traditional radio and pulling back from TV.
National Radio Ad Play Remains Active With One Week Left In Q2
As the countdown to the Fourth of July ramps up, radio's heaviest hitters are leveraging the medium to maximize visibility and drive mid-summer sales. The latest data from Media Monitors for June 17-23 shows a competitive market with promise for the quarter's end.
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