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After nearly 40 years of counseling radio, Womble Bond Dickinson attorney, and regular Radio Ink contributor, John Garziglia is retiring at the end of 2020. Garziglia said it has been an honor to represent clients in an industry he's passionate about. “I sincerely hope that I have left the broadcasting world in a better place than I found it."

The Most Prestigious industry conference is this week. Radio Ink Forecast LIVE! is set for Tuesday and Wednesday. Radio Ink Founder Eric Rhoads would like to personally invite you to attend. There's still time to register...

Forecast LIVE!, tomorrow and Wednesday, is your ticket to Success in 2021. The Radio Industry changed dramatically in 2020 and you need to arm yourself now for what's ahead. Here are just some of the industry leaders and observers you will hear from...

(By Randy Lane) Dictionary.com defines drama as “a dialogue or story involving conflict or contrast of character.” The most listened to audio shows and the most viewed TV shows are fueled by high drama.

In its 2nd year supporting St Jude Children’s Research Hospital, KNUC-FM in Seattle raised $262,098 during a 38 hour Country Cares Radiothon event. Over 650 members of the BULL’s audience pledged to become a “Partner In Hope”, a commitment of $19 a month.

Beasley Media Group Charlotte's KISS 95.1 WNKS, Power 98, Country 1037 WSOC, V 101.9 and WKQC, Christmas K 104.7 has completed a successful radiothon, raising $85,000. The event will benefit children at Novant Health Hemby Children's Hospital.

iHeartMedia Milwaukee’s FM106.1, collected 225 hats during their second annual Hatsgiving drive to benefit children from pediatric cancer centers from the community.

WCKM-FM, WCQL-FM and WWSC-AM in Glens Falls, NY are doing their part this Christmas Season. Toys for kids and food for families have been the focus of the stations for more than 20 years.

Sunny 106.5 and 8 News Now in Las Vegas will present A Very Sunny Christmas December 18. Donations during the broadcast will benefit Opportunity Village in Southern Nevada, a nonprofit organization serving adults in the Southern Nevada community with intellectual and related disabilities.

Magic Broadcasting's WILN-FM in Panama City will have to pay a fine of $125,000 for allegedly recording fake telephone calls for a contest and improper tower lighting. Here are the details that put the station in hot water...