FCC Denies NAB, Sides With GeoBroadcast
The fight continues over technology from GeoBroadcast Solutions that, if approved by the FCC, would allow some FM boosters to geo-target programming and advertising.
City Recognizes Station Owner Randy Malloy
The Columbus City Council has approved a resolution honoring CD 92.9 FM President and Owner Randy Malloy on his 30 years of advocacy and commitment to the Columbus area community through his many roles with WWCD-FM and WWCD-AM.
Punch Could Cost Man 2 Years in Prison
Alexander Vera was caught on camera punching KERN-AM Bakersfield host Ralph Bailey, breaking his jaw. On Tuesday Vera pleaded no contest to felony assault and now faces two years in prison when sentenced in August.
AM Sells For $800K
Costa Media Boston is purchasing WFAX-AM, which is licensed to Fairfax, VA, and its FM translator W264BD, from Newcomb Broadcasting Corporation. The sale price is $800,000.
KMOX Adjusts Lineup
News Radio 1120 AM and 98.7 FM KMOX is making some lineup changes. The station will expand the morning show and will debut a new midday show beginning May 31.
KFI Takes Home The Gold
KFI-AM 640, Los Angeles won eight awards at the 72nd Annual Golden Mike Awards®. The awards are Southern California's most prestigious, and most coveted, broadcast journalism prize and one of America's longest running broadcast news award programs.
KFH Centennial Celebration
KFH Radio (KFH-AM/FM) in Wichita is 100 years old. It's the oldest commercially licensed radio station in Kansas and will be airing short form audio clips that spotlight some of the most memorable moments in station and Wichita history.
Spots And Dots At Hispanic Conference
'Beyond Spots and Dots: From Time Management to Account Management,' will be a day two session at the upcoming Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference. Industry experts will discuss their strategies and time management practices to guarantee potential dollars are not left on the table.
iHeart is Keeping Kids Warm
iHeartMedia Cleveland’s WTAM has launched “The Mike Trivisonno Fund” to benefit Coats for Kids. During a seven-hour broadcast dedicated to the charity, current WTAM afternoon host Bloomdaddy announced a $400,000 donation from The Figgie Foundation.
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