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The six-station Cumulus Dallas cluster raised $1,767,990 in 2021. 14 DFW Metroplex charities benefited from the various promotions, radiothons, events and fund drives in 2021.

Lesley Visser, will receive the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Broadcasters Foundation of America (BFOA). The award will be presented during Golden Mike Award Fundraising Dinner at the Plaza Hotel in NYC March 14.

Indeed has climbed back into the top spot on the latest Media Monitors list. The job search company knocked cash back app GetUpside out of number one.

David Santrella was one of several radio executives from around the country that made the trip to Las Vegas last week for the Consumer Electronics Show. The scaled down and shortened event, due to COVID, showcases the latest technology gadgets, equipment and products on the market. We asked the Salem CEO why its important that he attends.

New NAB President/Ceo Curtis LeGeyt promises to help broadcasters fulfill their mission of providing trusted local Journalism. LeGeyt targets the misinformation on social media in a blog.

(By Mike McVay) To program a great radio station, you must have many different components working together harmoniously. The following are the components that I most strongly believe in.

(Jeff McHugh) I recently had a laugh-filled reunion lunch with Jonathon Rush, Gary David, and Gary “Thrills” Mills of iHeart Radio in Columbia, South Carolina. We reminisced about fun times at CHR WNOK in the 80's. The request lines back then never stopped ringing. Listeners would call 24/7.

(By Loyd Ford) The easy ways to increase your sales are likely things you already know. Placing them in front of you all the time will actively accelerate your sales in 2022.

Rising Above: Ascending to Greatness in 2022 will feature lessons from the best trainers in the business. Among the 10 professionals taking part in the virtual event will be Laurie Kahn of Media Staffing Network.

January marks the 30th anniversary of ESPN Radio. The network launched in 1992 with 16 hours of programming, only on weekends. We reached out to ESPN host Freddie Coleman to get his thoughts on three decades of the network.