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NAB President/CEO Gordon Smith will present his farewell State of the Industry address today at 2PM Eastern. The Marconi Radio Awards, hosted by Angela Yee, will also be part of the virtual event.

New Jersey 101.5 (WKXW-FM) will present a Town Hall broadcast taking a closer look at vaccine mandates. The November 11 broadcast will look at the legal ramifications of vaccine mandates on both employers and employees.

The Broadcasters Foundation of America has launched its annual year-end giving campaign. The campaign will help deliver financial aid to broadcasters and their families whose lives have been upended by tragic illness, accident, or catastrophe.

Don't be fooled by online imitations, the real Forecast takes place in person next week in New York City at The Harvard Club. That's where you'll find Media Ecologist Jack Myers picking the brains of the smartest people in the media world

After a slew of radio Q3 earnings reports last week, Audacy reports this morning at 10AM. Audacy's Q2 revenue was up 73% compared to 2020 with CEO David Field calling that quarter very successful. Today, we'll get another look at how close Audacy is to getting back to pre-pandemic 2019 revenue levels.

The Gracie Awards, presented by the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation has started its call for entries for the 47th Annual Gracie Awards.

Skyview Networks’ Country Top 40 with Fitz (CT40) will be producing a special Thanksgiving Holiday weekend edition. “Thankful for the Hits” countdown will feature Kelly Clarkson.

The WMGK-FM 20th Annual John DeBella Turkey Drop is set for November 23. Last year the event was able to provide more than 12,000 Turkeys to feed the needy.

Skyview Network has added the OutKick Sports talk network to its portfolio. Skyview is going to provide distribution services and serve as the exclusive affiliate and radio network sales partner for OutKick.

Broadcast software company Marketron has launched a new product called the Marketron Integration Suite. The goal of the new product, according to Marketron, is to reduce bottlenecks.