CBS News Radio and Audacy To Extend Relationship
CBS News Radio and Audacy have reached a new, multi-year affiliation agreement for 27 stations. Key stations in the deal include New York's WCBS, Los Angeles' KNX-AM, and San Francisco's KCBS-AM.
Former BFoA Chairman Phil Lombardo Passes Away
Phil Lombardo, who served as NAB Joint Board Chairman, Broadcasters Foundation of America chair, and founded Citadel Communications, has passed away. Under his leadership, the BFoA’s annual financial assistance grew from $60,000 to nearly $850,000.
NAB President Curtis LeGeyt Is Radio’s Executive Of The Year
2023 took an overarching leader with the ability to unite, organize, and fight back when needed to guide the industry through a landmark year with a steady hand - National Association of Broadcasters President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt.
Tell Radio Ink: What Will Be Your Biggest Challenge In 2024?
As we step into 2024, the radio industry continues to push on with and against evolving technology, shifting listener habits, and an increasingly competitive media landscape. In an upcoming feature, Radio Ink will address your 2024 Challenge.
Blast From The Past: Bob May, 1971
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Bob May's college radio days at Northwest Missouri State University. Send your Blast From The Past to our Editor-in-Chief Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured.
Nasdaq Ends Delisting Of Urban One, With A Caveat
Urban One's rush to regain compliance with Nasdaq has paid off, with the stock market halting its delisting procedures against the company. The issue in question was a breach of Nasdaq's Periodic Filing Rule, which resulted from an accounting snafu with BDO.
Skyview Bolsters 2024 Election Coverage With Associated Press
In anticipation of a robust 2024 presidential election season, Skyview Networks has expanded its agreement with The Associated Press to provide radio affiliates with access to AP's election results and maps to create custom visualizations.
CRS 2024 To Highlight Inclusion At Morning Mentoring Sessions
Country Radio Seminar 2024 has announced its schedule of morning mentoring sessions for this year's event, offering breakfasts on the first and final days of the event for women in Country radio and promoting better diversity among all in the industry.
FCC Opens 2024 Hunting Pirates In Hotbed NYC
In September, Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel pledged to use the organization's raised 2024 budget to crack down on unauthorized broadcasters, and the Enforcement Bureau is wasting no time moving into the new year.
Florida Mayor Sues Hispanic AM Station For Defamation
Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago has filed a defamation lawsuit against a Spanish-language radio station over an on-air conversation between host Roberto Rodriguez Tejera and Commissioner Ariel Fernandez. Lago seeks damages of at least $50,000.
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