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AI-powered radio tech company Super Hi-Fi is expanding its new Program Director platform into Mexico. The radio division of Grupo Multimedios has chosen Super Hi-Fi's artificial intelligence programmer for its online and broadcast expansion plans. Multimedios operates 60 radio stations.

With Presidential primary candidates already stepping forward for 2024, political revenue is closer than you think. After record-setting midterm spending in 2022, Beasley Media Group's Nio Fernandez leads a panel on election lessons Hispanic radio can teach the industry.

To say thank you to their hundreds of millions of radio listeners, iHeartMedia is throwing its first-ever Access Day on June 1. The 24-hour broadcast radio takeover event is all about giving fans access to music, artists, one-of-a-kind experiences, and deals.

Are you ready to take your clients and your revenue to the next level? Learn how to create engaging stories that captivate listeners in less time than it takes to make your morning coffee with help from "advertising's storyteller," Jeffrey Hedquist.

As AM radio's historic week continues, Ford Motor Company backed down on its no-AM stance. What does this mean for radio's fight and what do we need to know about Detroit? We talked with Jacobs Media President Fred Jacobs about AM's next steps.

With AM's place in the car the talk of the industry. We've heard from lawmakers, owners and managers, and leading organizations about AM's historic week, but what about radio's tech leaders? Radio Ink talks with two automotive innovators about recent headlines.

US Congress continues its crusade on behalf of AM radio. The House Energy and Commerce Committee has revealed their intention to conduct a Committee hearing in early June. The hearing will highlight the significance of incorporating AM radio in new cars.

As summer kicks off, audio consumption habits are on the rise, and a new study from Veritonic forecasts a big season for podcasts and streaming audio ahead. With consumers spending less time inside, advertisers are looking to shift to more portable media.

In the latest review of current audio advertising trends, Madison and Wall Principal Brian Wieser unpacks radio's losses. Wieser examined Q1 growth trends and ad revenues of iHeartMedia, Audacy, and Cumulus, confirming a decline in total ad revenues year over year.

StoryCorps, a national nonprofit organization focused on recording and preserving diverse stories, is partnering with Colorado Public Radio for a stop on its Mobile Tour. The organization will be in Colorado Springs from June 1-28, offering in-person and virtual recording options.