Larry Patrick Aims for Solo Ownership of Legend Communications
Larry Patrick is likely to become the sole shareholder of Wyoming's largest radio broadcasting company on the heels of his ex-wife's tax fraud. Susan Patrick has transferred her 50% stake in Legend Communications of Wyoming to Larry, according to an FCC filing.
Los Angeles LGBT Center Gets Lift From iHeart and Paris Hilton
In recognition of Pride Month, iHeartMedia and Paris Hilton's 11:11 Media Impact have collaborated to renovate the Los Angeles LGBT Center. The renovation, led by Emmy-winning designer Bobby Berk, revamped the center's laundry and closet facilities.
Rachel McGrath To Give Guide to Radio Imaging Success
Renowned radio voiceover talent Rachel McGrath is going to share the lowdown on station imaging in a Thursday webinar with Benztown and P1 Media Group. Getting the Most From Your Station Imaging Voice will feature everything from copywriting to AI.
FCC Tightens Disclosure Rules for Foreign-Sponsored Airtime
The FCC has voted 3-2 to introduce new rules that mandate broadcasters to verify that airtime lessees are not affiliated with foreign governments. This move comes after a previous set of regulations was overturned by a federal appeals court in July 2022.
Zach Bryan and the Music Audience
(By Mike McVay) Zach Bryan is one of the most unique artists I’ve heard in a long while, so I took notice when he recently went off on social media expressing his displeasure over one of his songs being crossed to the Pop format.
That First Impression Better Be Good
(By John Shomby) It’s been said that you never get a second chance to make a good first impression. The first time is the only time. I recently experienced how true that is after a vacation stay in Destin, Florida. I was left with three very distinct impressions.
‘Radio Guy’ Turns Radio Consultant: John Fix Shares Strategy
John Fix, best known as Procter & Gamble's "radio guy" from his eight years as a media analyst for the company, has now started his next chapter. Entering the consultancy world, Fix hopes to help radio from the other side and has shared his 5-Question Framework.
GBH Staff Angry As High Executive Pay Persists Despite Layoffs
Boston public radio operator GBH laid off 31 staff members in May, citing a challenging financial landscape characterized by stagnant revenue and rising operational costs. Now GBH employees are questioning executive compensation, which remains unchanged.
Charlottesville Radio Group Raises $82K for UVA Health Children’s
Saga Communications' Charlottesville Radio Group held its first Cares for Kids Radiothon since the COVID pandemic, bringing in $82,091 for UVA Health Children's. The radiothon aired on Saga's five stations, including Newsradio WINA-AM and C-Ville Country 92.7.
Summer Spend Remains High From Radio’s Top Tier Advertisers
As brands shift more firmly into summer strategy, the national radio advertising landscape is seeing a more diverse lineup of heavy participants. From June 3 to 9, insurance, cell carriers, home improvement, quick-service restaurants, and retail made top-five showings.
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