Urban One Regains Nasdaq Compliance, Sets Eyes On Bounce TV
After a troubled start to the year with Nasdaq, Urban One has announced it is back in compliance with the stock market's listing rules. The broadcast group received a letter on June 10 reaffirming its status following SEC filings on June 7.
Meta ASP Closure Forces $16.4 Million Sale Within Entravision
Entravision Communications has announced the sale of its digital advertising representation business to Aleph Group, following the shutdown of Meta’s Authorized Sales Partner program. The $16.4 million deal should close within two weeks.
Chicago Radio Show Brings An Afrobeats First To The US Airwaves
Superadio and Miles Ahead Broadcasting LLC have entered into a distribution and advertising sales agreement to introduce the first syndicated show in the US to feature Afrobeats. AfroZons, hosted by Sheila O, originates from Power 92 in Chicago.
Norsan Expands In Sunshine State With Orlando Deal
Norsan Media, one of the Southeast's largest radio broadcasting companies superserving Latino audiences, is moving forward with a deal that brings it to a second — and larger — market in the ever-growing Sunshine State.
Consumer Savings A Hot Ad Topic For 2024 In BIA Update
BIA Advisory Services Vice President of Forecasting & Analysis Nicole Ovadia is giving the latest outlook on the macroeconomic influences shaping local advertising spending in Q2 2024 and for the rest of the year - including an updated outlook on political revenue.
Radio Gets Capitol Update On AM/FM’s Latest Actions In DC
As the headlines have shown, the past year has been a major one for the radio industry on and around Capitol Hill. At Hispanic Radio Conference's "Washington Update" a full panel of executives, legal eagles, and broadcast leaders tackled top DC issues one by one.
FCC Again Proposes Reduced Radio Regulatory Fees
The FCC is proposing to decrease annual AM and FM radio regulatory fees for the second year in a row. The plan reflects the FCC's strategy to align fee collection with its $390,192,000 budget while adapting to changes within the agency.
Blast From The Past: San Antonio’s KCOR, 1949
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past features Raoul Cortez and the staff of KCOR in San Antonio. Send your Blast From The Past to our Online Editor Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured.
Even As The Dashboard Evolves, Radio Remains An In-Car Priority
While video and gaming are becoming more prevalent in the automobile dashboard as technology improves, audio - particularly radio - is still the dominant entertainment source during travel according to a new report from Xperi, by way of its DTS division.
Norsan and Meruelo CEOs Tackle Radio’s Timeliest Issues
From AI to political attention and revenue and audience misconceptions to continued radio legislation, how are Hispanic radio executives tackling today's toughest issues? Two prominent leaders shared the stage and their thoughts on the industry on Wednesday.
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