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After President Joe Biden's Monday nomination of telecommunications attorney Anna Gomez for FCC Commissioner, response flooded in from around Washington DC. Many praised her career, as well as the President's pick of a Latina to have a seat on the Commission.

The Most Influential Women in Radio are in Radio Ink! From the unstoppable woman on our cover to the full list of glass-ceiling-shattering powerhouses, take a look at what and who you'll find in this month's issue.

Last week's Cumulus Media/Westwood One Audio Active Group blog showed radio is one of the most effective ways to advertise a movie. Radio Ink talked to Cumulus Chief Insights Officer Pierre Bouvard about how local stations can cash in.

When Pfizer needed to advertise its Comirnaty vaccine during the COVID-19 pandemic, they leaned on AM/FM radio heavier than usual. What came next was a surprising discovery that they now put to work for brands like Ibrance and Eliquis.

The Radio Advertising Bureau is bringing together radio CEOs for a discussion on company culture and how it drives a brand's success or failure. "Culture Starts at The Top" will be held on Tuesday, June 20 at noon CT.

Syndicated radio host Kim Komando has lowered the price of her Phoenix, AZ studio after failing to find a buyer for the fully equipped space. Initially selling for $13 million, the 26,000-square-foot property's listing had included all the studio equipment.

Comparing the total spot play of the top five advertisers to last week's numbers, there has been a slight increase. This week, the total reached 233,476 spots, reflecting a positive trend. The national spot leader remained unchanged for the fourth week.

President Biden has nominated telecommunications attorney Anna Gomez to serve as a commissioner for the Federal Communications Commission. Gomez's nomination comes after Biden received urging from the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to nominate a Latino candidate for the vacant seat.

Have you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall when media buyers sit down for a conversation? HRN Media Network’s Clark Logan and Horizon Media’s Natalie Henderson share a wide-ranging conversation with Radio Ink about how to grow agency share.

"Mandating AM radio in new cars would be like mandating CD or 8-track cassette players," says the first major organization to openly oppose the AM For Every Vehicle Act, and this criticism is coming from a source near to broadcasters.