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That’s what the NAB CEO told attendees at The Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference Wednesday. LeGeyt was the keynote speaker to start the show. He not only said the NAB is winning the performance royalty fight against Joe Crowley’s musicFIRST, he said the NAB is winning decisively.

The 2022 Medallas De Cortez Winners were announced at the Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference  last week in Miami. In case you missed who those winenrs were, here they are again.

The Alliance for Women in Media Foundation presented the 47th Annual Gracie Awards Luncheon in New York City yesterday. The Gracie Awards were presented to honorees which were previously announced in recognition of individual achievement and outstanding programming by, for and about women in local and student television, radio and digital media.

"How To Make Real Money Podcasting" is set for July 19-20. The second annual virtual seminar has added rock journalist, broadcast personality and music executive Matt Pinfield to the line-up.

Bushland Radio Specialties/WCFW is selling WCFW-FM and translator 99.1 W256AE-FM to Magnum Media. Both signals are licensed to Chippewa Falls – Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The sale price was $600K.

Audacy has launched Inside Web3, a Sunday morning program and podcast about the latest in cryptocurrency, NFTs and the Metaverse. Audacy is launching the 6A to 7A Sunday morning show on 4 west coast radio stations.

ESPN Cleveland is broadcasting live today from the "East Bank of The Flats" entertainment district along the Cuyahoga River. The live broadcasts from 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. are all part of the Good Karma Brand station's inaugural Block Party.

Audacy has been named to LinkedIn’s inaugural Top Companies 2022: Media and Entertainment list. The list ranks the 25 best companies to grow a career in the industry.

Tucson Country radio station KiiM-FM 99.5/KIIM-FM is hosting "This Bar Loves Toby Keith: A Fundraiser for the Toby Keith Foundation" today. 20% of all food sales from open to close at several Tucson taverns will go toward the foundation that helps children with Pediatric Cancer and their families

Tara Moss co-host of the ‘Brad and Tara Morning Show’ on Z103 KFTZ-FM in Idaho Falls died unexpectedly in the summer of 2020. Her family has found a unique way to remember her.