FEMA Schedules Two Prep Webinars Ahead of National EAS Test
The first coast-to-coast EAS test in three years is approaching, and FEMA wants stations walking in prepared. A pair of live webinars from FEMA's IPAWS Division, scheduled for this week and the next, will cover the planning side of the exercise.
With Radio Waiting Its Turn, NAB Defends TV Cap Repeal
A bid to keep the national TV ownership cap on ice is drawing a pointed rebuttal from broadcasting's trade association, and radio operators waiting on rule changes of their own are watching closely, with the 2022 Quadrennial Review results remaining in limbo.
Paige Nienaber’s Midweek Idea Dump: Let’s See That Bumpkin
(Paige Nienaber) If you have not begun to puke Halloween all over your audience, you’re on the cusp of being irrelevant. Obviously, “how” you acknowledge Halloween is determined by your resources. 93Q in Syracuse is a Content Monster.
MIW Digital Sales Mentorship Returns For Year Three
Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio's Digital Sales Mentorship Program is back for a third year, offering one woman in radio or digital media sales monthly coaching from an industry leader on streaming, podcasting, analytics, and sales leadership.
Civic Media Buys Three Sellers’ Stations In One Swoop
Civic Media is on a roll. The Wisconsin-based public benefit corporation is at the center of the acquisition of a large slate of Iowa and Illinois stations from three separate sellers, its second Iowa move in less than a month, pending FCC approval of the sale.
Murrow Wins Give CBS News Radio Journalists The Last Word
Five months after CBS pulled the plug, CBS News Radio is still collecting hardware. Two national Murrow Awards landed for work produced by a newsroom that has since been dismantled, and the alumni who accepted them made sure the room understood the irony.
Radio Sales Coach Puts Her Playbook In Print
Radio sales teams chasing bigger commissions in a shifting media market have a new playbook to study. Marketing consultant and sales coach Harmony Tenney is putting two decades of selling lessons between covers, aimed at helping reps close larger deals.
Another NYPR Shake-Up As Tanner Abruptly Exits CEO Role
New York Public Radio is changing captains again. Christy Tanner is leaving the CEO role only months after taking it, and a three-person interim team with deep public media experience will steer WNYC and WQXR while the board looks for a permanent successor.
American Amplifier Buys Antenna Maker ERI
American Amplifier Technologies has finalized its acquisition of Indiana-based broadcast transmission equipment maker Electronics Research, Inc. AAT's operations already include Shively Labs and Kathrein-Scala, alongside its broadcast transmission lines.
Nominations Closing For Radio Ink’s Best In Syndication 2026
The shows and networks that give stations of every size access to national talent are getting a list of their own. Radio Ink’s first-ever Best in Syndication honors will recognize the programs, personalities, and companies collecting audience growth coast to coast.
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