Be Aware: SEC Changes Cyberattack Reporting Rules
On Wednesday, the SEC enacted new rules obliging registrants to disclose significant cybersecurity incidents they encounter, along with annual information about their cybersecurity risk management, strategy, and governance.
Don’t Miss The 40 Most Powerful People In Radio
Our largest and most anticipated issue of the year is officially here: find out who the 40 Most Powerful People in Radio are, with unfettered access and insights into radio’s heading from its top minds. Want to see this year’s list?
iHeart’s Tom Poleman To Receive NY City Parks Icon Award
New York's City Parks Foundation is recognizing one of the city's most influential radio figures at its 2023 Gala in September. iHeartMedia's Chief Programming Officer Tom Poleman is this year's SummerStage Icon Award winner.
iHeart’s ‘Living Black’ Returns To Celebrate 50 Years Of Hip-Hop
iHeartRadio's Living Black! 2023 is scheduled to broadcast live on the brand's Hip-Hop and R&B stations on August 2. iHeartRadio personalities like Angela Yee, DJ Envy, and Charlamagne tha God will participate with host Jess Hilarious.
AM For Every Vehicle Act Headed For Senate Floor Vote
On Thursday morning, in a full executive session convened by Chair Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation officially passed the AM For Every Vehicle Act on to the Senate floor.
AM Act Passes Key Milestone As Four More Senators Sign On
The AM For Every Vehicle Act reached an important waypoint on its journey into law this week. Those joining the bipartisan cause to protect AM radio's place in the automobile dashboard are Senators Joe Manchin, Todd Young, Maria Cantwell, and Dan Sullivan.
After Dumping AM Radio, Volvo Expands Deal With SiriusXM
The upcoming fully electric 2024 Volvo EX30 and EX90 SUVs are set to be the first Volvo vehicles equipped with SiriusXM's newest in-car entertainment system. Volvo is one of eight automakers removing AM radio from future electric offerings.
Deepfake Ads Pose A Political Season Minefield For Radio
The surge in the use of artificial intelligence this year has changed the technological landscape, but it soon could cause massive legal and financial headaches throughout the upcoming presidential primary and election cycle by way of regulatory and potential liability issues.
ICYMI: Why Do So Many Radio Ads Suck?
Admit it: you’ve heard plenty of radio ads that suck. In our five-part series, Radio Ink talked with a different expert – from local production to agency veterans – on how to stop the “suck.” See each part here and join the fight against bad ads.
The US’ First Bilingual Radio Station Celebrates 50 Years
KBBF, the first bilingual radio station in the US, marked its 50th anniversary in Sonoma County, CA. The station delivers news, music, and culture for the community in Spanish and three indigenous Mexican languages - Mixteco, Triqui, and Chatino.
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The $250 Question: Inflation and Contesting
