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International Women's Day is March 8th and iHeartMedia is celebrating with “iHeartRadio SeeHer Hear Her: Celebrating Women Who Make Music and Culture”. The streaming event will feature conversations with Gloria Estefan, Lainey Wilson and Latto.

Buoyed by strong political advertising, iHeartMedia generated $1.126 billion in total revenue during the 4th quarter of 2022, an increase of 6%. When you back out political, revenue increased 1%.

More than 560 local radio and TV broadcasters from across the nation gathered Tuesday in Washington, D.C. for the NAB's annual State Leadership Conference. The convention featured remarks from policymakers and briefings preparing attendees for meetings with legislators later today.

Like clockwork immediately before every iHeartMedia quarterly earnings call begins, musicFIRST Coalition Chairman Joe Crowley issues a statement criticizing iHeart in his ongoing attempt to get radio to pay artists to air their music. Here's what Crowley had to say this quarter...

(Randy Lane & Jeff McHugh) We all spend many evenings watching top-rated shows like The Last of Us, You, or Young Sheldon…or do we? The truth is most of us have not seen those shows.

Radio imaging company Benztown has signed an agreement with Broadcasters General Store to market Benztown’s new audio imaging library for the Contemporary Christian Music format.

The CRS 2023 Happy Hour Opening Reception will feature a CMT Next Women of Country Takeover. The event will show case four up-and-coming female artists: Julia Cole, Ashley Cooke, Miko Marks and O.N.E The Duo.

The Broadcasters Foundation of America has named the recipients of the 2023 Leadership Awards. Deborah Parenti, President/Publisher of Radio Ink and Radio & Television Business Report is one of this year's honorees.

760 WJR raised $1,888,503 to help The Salvation Army of Metro Detroit combat hunger and homelessness. The 36th Annual Bed & Bread Club Radiothon helps provide more than 3,500 meals a day.

WOGK-FM and sister station WYND-FM Ocala/Gainesville, Florida raised more than $115,000 during the 24th Annual Stop Children’s Cancer Bearathon. 93.7 K-Country and 92.5/95.5 Wind-FM listeners donated money for clinical trials, research and a cuddly bear or a chemo duck.