As US Commutes Worsen, Radio Holds the In-Car Advantage
As the post-COVID commute continues to climb, daily drivers’ headaches are becoming brands’ best opportunities to connect. With commuters spending nearly two full days each year sitting in congestion, radio delivers consistent reach to engaged, captive audiences.
Wyoming Lawmakers Move to Cut State Public Media Funding
Almost six months after federal funds were rescinded from the organization, Wyoming lawmakers may be eliminating state funding for Wyoming Public Media as part of a broader package of proposed budget cuts to the University of Wyoming.
Now Hear This: Why Radio Is Matching TV Ad Performance
In a screen-saturated marketplace, brands would be wise to re-center around the power of sound. Katz Radio Group analysis is delivering a reminder to brands that sonic branding strengthens memory and delivers performance on par with TV, often at a far lower cost.
How To Create Larger And More Consistent Wins In Sales
(Loyd Ford) Everyone wants to win. Not everyone knows how to win, and among those who do, there is an important question: Are we willing to consistently do what it takes to win? Winning isn’t about one sale. The real winners win across time and that takes specifics.
News Collaborative of Central Florida Enters Second Phase
The News Collaborative of Central Florida is moving into its next phase with new funding, dedicated staffing, and a coordinated plan for regional election coverage in 2026, anchored by public radio participation from Central Florida Public Media.
Urban One Board Moves Forward With Reverse Stock Split
It was first hinted at in June, now Urban One has received board approval to execute a reverse stock split aimed at restoring compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements for its Class D shares, restructuring all classes of its common stock at a 10-for-1 ratio.
Study Details Local Broadcasting’s Massive US Economic Footprint
Radio’s economics often get discussed in terms of audience reach or ad performance, but new data puts a far larger number on the board. A new economic analysis shows local radio and TV support more than $1.19 trillion in US GDP and 2.46 million jobs.
Last Call: Nominate Radio’s Top Leaders By 8p ET
It’s time to recognize the leaders in radio who are shaping teams, guiding strategy, and setting the standard for what effective, empathetic leadership looks like. The call for entries for Radio Ink's 2026 Top 20 Leaders in Radio closes tonight!
MIW Webinar Brings Practical Leadership Advice from Radio Execs
Four radio executives joined Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio for a candid leadership discussion that cut past platitudes, focusing instead on practical guidance for managing change, building trust, and developing teams across sales and content.
Championing Clip Culture
(Randy Lane) We don’t “sit down” with content the way we once did. Today, we consume ideas, information, and entertainment in short, fast, compressed moments, clips instead of complete narratives. We scroll. We swipe. We sample. We move on.
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