Beasley Shows It Cares In Boston
A pretty amazing effort from the Beazley's Boston crew which sorted and packed 12,206 lbs. of food that will provide 10,172 meals or feed a family of four for 2.3 years.
Happy 40th Birthday WMNF Tampa
On September 14th, 1979 WMNF received a letter from the FCC giving the station the right to broadcast 24 hours a day. The station, which calls itself "Florida's first community radio station," had been doing a year of test programming before that.
In-Car Listening Is Under Attack!
(By Randy Lane) Radio is the undisputed king of in-car listening.
Do you know that Spotify is aggressively targeting your in-car listeners?
Spotify recently launched a marketing campaign titled “Driveway Moments.”
Strategies To Grow Ratings In The Fall Book
(By Gary Berkowitz) One of the most exciting parts of my job is to travel the country conducting, and being part of, research studies. Here are 13 important points that come up most often in market after market.
Blind Spots
(By Bob McCurdy) Blind spots. We all have them and they are just as dangerous to our professional performance as they are to our safety when driving. Like anything else that’s unsafe, it’s best to try to eliminate them completely, or at least minimize them quickly.
Bonneville Denver Devotes Airtime To Suicide Prevention
September is suicide prevention month, and in a move of genuine social responsibility the company took a break from normal programming to broadcast a special edition of Mile High Magazine focused on suicide prevention, over the weekend.
Jacobs Will Conduct CES Tours Again
Jacobs Media is once again organizing the tours for radio executives at the massive Consumer Electronics Show which takes place every January in Las Vegas. Here are the details.
KVJ Show Doubles Its Money!
Last week we reported that the 97.9 WRMF/West Palm Beach show had raised over $100,000 for relief in the Bahamas. Well, scratch that because they’ve now raised $200,000 in donations!
The Waiting Game Continues at WWL
It's now been six days since a homophobic slur, which originated from the WWL New Orleans website, was aimed at WWL sports talker Seth Dunlap. Entercom still has not announced who made the tweet or how it was posted.
Seth Dunlap Takes Leave of Absence
Two days after the WWL Twitter account posted a homophobic comment aimed at WWL host Seth Dunlap, Entercom still has no answers. And perhaps that's why Dunlap has decided to take a leave of absence.
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