Is Hispanic Media Getting A Fair Share?
"Show Us the Money: Is Hispanic Media Getting More of Its Fair Share" is the closing panel discussion of the Radio Ink 2022 Hispanic Radio Conference June 22-23 in Miami. The panel will address the trends and share the best practices for Hispanic Broadcasters to secure a rightful share.
DeSantis Calls New Hispanic Company Radical
The recently launched Latino Media Network by Stephanie Valencia and Jess Morales Rocketto is being called out by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis as a George Soros backed pro-socialist, radical, platform aimed at manipulating the mid-term elections.
NHPR Celebrates On Zoom
New Hampshire Public Radio will be celebrating 40 years of service with a special Zoom event June 22. The event will look at NHPR beginnings, where it is heading and current news and podcast offerings.
Black Owned Stations Report
The first ever Black Owned Radio Stations Ownership & Revenue Report is out. The National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters and BIA Advisory Services partnered for the report that contains detailed analysis including specific station revenue and audience metrics.
WBAL Extends Partnership With Navy Football
WBAL NewsRadio in Baltimore and the Naval Academy Athletic Association have agreed to a multi-year extension to its long-running partnership that will keep the station as the flagship of the Navy Football Radio Network.
A Climb To Help Those We’re Still Losing
Shelli Sonstein, co-host of Q104.3’s Jim Kerr Rock & Roll Morning Show in New York City led a team of listeners up 104 stories on the first Tunnel To Towers World Trade Center Climb in 3 years. The team has raised over $20,000, with Shelli alone raising over $13,000,
Top Side For Upside
Upside has climbed into the number one slot on the latest Media Monitors list. The cash back app knocked last week's leader Home Depot, out of the top ten.
Chesapeake AP Doles Out More Awards For DC’s WTOP
WTOP took home 11 first place Chesapeake Associated Press Broadcasters Association Awards. In addition to first place accolades, the Washington D.C. area station, also took home four 2nd place awards.
A $60 Million Deal
Describing itself as a media company focused on content creation, talent incubation, and distribution across multiple platforms, Latino Media Network launches with a $60 million deal, purchasing 18 radio stations in 10 markets from TelevisaUnivision.
NAB Blasts Proposed FCC Fee Rates
The Federal Communications Commission is out with its proposed regulatory fee rates for Fiscal Year 2022. NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt is critical of the proposal for a 13% fee increase from last fiscal year.
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