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The latest Library of American Broadcasting virtual exhibit is entitled "The Lost Art of Jingle Writing". The LAB exhibit is culled from a collection of iconic ads archived by the Radio Advertising Bureau.

With the renewed love for audio in recent years, spurred by podcasting, and the onslaught of new technologies for consumers to listen, radio's reach among the U.S. population is still massive. That's according to the latest Audio Today report from Nieslen.

The Tom Joyner Foundation and BetMGM are partnering to offer an Executive Series to Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The partnership will offer HBCU students the opportunity to network with BetMGM executives to navigate the recruitment process and prepare for careers at the company after graduation.

SoundExchange has filed suit in the United States District Court for the Central District of California against Slacker and its parent company LiveOne. SoundExcahnge seeks to recover unpaid royalties owed to performers and rights owners.

It was back in May that we reported the 62-year old KZOK-FM Seattle host was taking a break from his morning show to deal with an unspecified medical issue. Bonaduce was finally back on the air this week.

Cumulus Albuquerque swept the New Mexico Broadcasters Association Excellence in Broadcasting Awards yesterday, bringing home 12 of the NMBA’s 19 annual awards. Here's what they won...

Michele Tafoya, of Salem Podcast Network, has joined the growing list of prestige speakers for the Second Annual How to Make Real Money Podcasting virtual event to be held July 19th and 20th.

Hope Media Group will consolidate hip-hop and pop music digital streams. The consolidation of NGEN Radio and WAY Now, will happen Friday, July 15, 2022.

Newark Public Radio, WBGO has won four Public Media Journalists Awards. The station was honored with two first place and two second place awards.

As part of RAB’s Radio Works Initiative, the next live presentation in the series is titled “Radio Works for Agriculture.” It will feature Spencer Chase, President, National Association of Farm Broadcasting.