Beasley Is Radio’s Latest To Receive Stock Delist Warning
On October 13, Beasley shared a warning notice from Nasdaq with the SEC, stating that the company's Class A common stock had fallen below the Nasdaq Global Market's minimum of $1.00 per share for more than 30 consecutive days.
Does Your Show Need a Fast Forward Button?
(By Jeff McHugh) Your audience is in a damn big hurry. Their content filter is higher than ever, and their attention span is lower than ever. Consider these new realities and what they mean for your radio show or podcast.
Public Broadcasters Receive Emergency Boost From CPB Grant
Mississippi Public Broadcasting and Indian River State College Public Media in Fort Pierce, FL, are the inaugural recipients of grants from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to bolster their emergency alert capabilities.
MIW’s Mildred Carter Mentoring Program Applications Now Open
Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio has announced that applications for its 2023-2024 Mildred Carter Mentoring Program are now open. Established in 2002, the program pairs aspiring women in radio with seasoned professionals.
Radio Ad Play Feels Fall Chill, ZipRecruiter Remains On Top
As autumn ushers in colder weather, the national radio advertising landscape saw another cool-down this past week. Media Monitors reports 221,670 spot plays, indicating a slight decrease from last week's 231,082.
NC Broadcast Leaders Announce State Broadcast History Museum
North Carolina's history in broadcasting is set to be immortalized with the creation of the North Carolina Broadcast History Museum. The initiative is led by a group including Beasley Media CEO Caroline Beasley and numerous other broadcast leaders, lawyers, and engineers.
Salem Partners For Radio Coverage Of Third GOP Primary Debate
The Republican National Committee has selected Salem Media Group as a media partner for the third GOP presidential primary debate. Scheduled for November 8, other chosen partners include NBC News, the Republican Jewish Coalition, and Rumble.
FCC Confirms Maximum $2.3M Fine For Two NYC Pirates
The Federal Communications Commission has affirmed two Forfeiture Orders against individuals operating illegal FM radio stations. The orders, the first to be issued under the PIRATE Act, come with a record fine for a couple in Queens, NY.
How To Impress A Hard Person To Impress
(By Pat Bryson) If I called a random client on your list, what would they tell me about you? Are you their "go-to person" for marketing? If not, take a lesson from Julie at Neiman Marcus Las Vegas.
If Elon Musk Were Your Sales Manager, Here’s 5 Things He’d Do
(By Loyd Ford) If you like, dislike, or are confused by Elon Musk, there is little question that he is creating amazing innovation and creating Earth-shaking value in a variety of important areas.
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