WCBS-AM Bids Farewell To New York City With Final Tribute
At 12:01a, WCBS-AM signed off the air after more than fifty years of delivering news to New York City. There to mark the end of the era was station anchor Wayne Cabot, who recalled the great names that graced the AM over the strains of John Lennon's "Imagine."
Dear Digital Diary: Nielsen Spills Details On Major Overhaul Plans
With continued calls to modernize its measurement service from many in the radio industry, Nielsen gave a look behind the curtain at its changing approach to audio diary surveys - including an expected launch for the highly-anticipated all-digital mSurvey diary.
Christian Broadcasters Testify To The Continued Power Of Radio
As Christian radio fuels the highest rates of station growth in the US, National Religious Broadcasters took the opportunity to ask its leaders and member stations about the continued power of radio against digital media and how it reaches their specific audiences.
There’s Nobody Left To Call On!
(By Scott Vowinkle) “All the good accounts are taken.” “Nobody wants to spend money on advertising.” The list goes on. If you’re a sales manager, you’ve heard them all. If you’re a salesperson, you may have said these out loud, or at least thought them.
Florida Man To Spend Life In Prison For Murder Of Radio Host
Bursey Armstrong will spend life in prison for the murder of Jacksonville radio personality Tasheka Young and her unborn child. The sentencing was handed down on Thursday in an emotional courtroom where Armstrong appeared unrepentant in the face of his crimes.
iHeartMedia and Premiere Networks To Carry Global Citizen Fest
For the twelfth year in a row, iHeartMedia will be the exclusive US audio partner for the Global Citizen Festival. Broadcasting on September 28 from Central Park, the event, aims to rally support for global issues such as hunger, climate change, and gender inequality.
NAB Concerns Convince FCC To Adjust AI Ad Comment Schedule
After a petition from the NAB, the FCC Media Bureau granted a partial extension for the filing of comments and replies concerning the regulation of AI-generated content in political ads.
Jacobs Media AQ6 Webinar to Address Radio Talent Challenges
With AI, layoffs, and staff compression affecting nearly every radio station, how do AM/FM's on-air foot soldiers view the state of the industry? Jacobs Media President Fred Jacobs is set to present the findings from its AQ6 talent survey.
Hurricane Katrina Anniversary Spurs Hard Push For AM Radio Act
Almost nineteen years to the day that Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Gulf Coast, Lt. Gen. Russel L. Honoré, who commanded Joint Task Force Katrina, has led Louisiana officials and first responders in calling on Congress to pass the AM for Every Vehicle Act.
Florida Mayor’s Defamation Suit Against Hispanic AM Rejected
A Florida mayor's defamation lawsuit against a Miami Spanish-language AM station has been dismissed, but the case may not be over yet. Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago had been suing Actualidad Media Group over claims made on Actualidad 1040.
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