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Radio Rebrand is a new service that creates brands to meet the expectations of today’s consumers.

There are still a few seats left for Forecast, which is Wednesday, at the Harvard Club in New York City. Don't miss the chance to hear from leading experts, inside and outside the industry, who will provide perspective and insight into what to expect in 2020. 

Craig Silverman was working on KNUS, which is owned by Salem, but he also went on competing radio stations to express his views. Silverman supported Trump in 2016 but has changed his views and no longer supports the President.

(By Charlie Sislen) While not 100% extinct, it's less likely that you'll have the opportunity to present a potential advertiser (and, more importantly, the media buyer) with a multi-page extensive deck to pitch your station and the opportunity you are offering the advertiser. However, the rules of pitching are still imperative and effective.

(Bob McCurdy) There are four key areas of focus if you want to succeed in radio sales: commitment, yourself, sales, and expertise. I addressed these things in a training program.

(By Randy Lane) The next time you’re asked to present at the local chamber, at a convention, or even an important staff meeting, avoid these common snooze-inducing mistakes and your PowerPoint will become an effective co-presenter.

Beginning in Spring 2020, Eastlan Ratings will provide continuous measurement without additional cost to subscribers.

There’s a saying that “what’s old is new again.” I was reminded of that when I received an e-mail from Hammacher Schlemmer recently. The subject line read: “The Best Pocket Radio.” When was the last time you saw a retailer promoting a radio? Has the world gone mad?

iHeartMedia's WRQK/Canton, OH (Rock 106.9), is using mac & cheese to fight hunger. On November 22, The Stansbury Show will head out to a local craft brewery for a new event called "Mac & Cheese Feed."

San Juan, NM, college station KSJE 90.9 is running its DJ For A Day fundraiser through November 22. Local community leaders are taking turns behind the mic to help raise funds for the station.