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Veritonic has added new tools to measure audio campaign performance. Purpose-built for audio, Veritonic’s intuitive UI, measures campaign effectiveness and key drivers behind it.

The AP is reporting that former Texas host William Neil Gallagher received three life prison sentences for a Ponzi scheme where he bilked millions of dollars from elderly victims.

All politics is local. In times of crisis, from tornadoes and hurricanes to a global pandemic, it turns out that everything is local. And no media does local better than small and independent broadcast operators.

This Friday, Nov. 5 marks the deadline to apply for the Country Radio Broadcasters Rusty Walker Scholarship program. Three individual scholarships will be awarded and recognized at the CRS 2022 Opening Ceremonies.

Benztown is kicking off the 11th Annual Movember Effort. The event is designed to raise funds and awareness for men's health issues.

The musicFIRST Coalition continues it's push for the American Music Fairness Act. The coalition has declared November 'Music Fairness Awareness Month', calling on artists and other music creators to use their platforms to garner support for AMFA.

Radio/Audio partnerships, celebrity auctions and musician inspired merchandise are all playing a role in the 36th Annual Hungerthon fundraiser and awareness drive. Events kick off this month and run through the holidays.

(By Michael Doyle) The radio industry isn’t brilliant at change. Think about it. When deregulation allowed us to own groups of stations in a single market, we decided to call them “clusters.” What’s the first word that comes to mind when you hear “cluster?” Don’t say it out loud or your mother will wash your mouth out with soap.

Key Networks is partnering with Summit Technology group to offer the ATMOS Weather Reporting product. ATMOS uses AI enhanced natural text-to-speech to provide forecast and emergency alert information.

The Josh Innes Show on iHeart's WNRQ/105.9 Rock is continuing its Don't Lose The Booze campaign. Nashville Metro Council has passed a bill that will restrict alcohol use on 'Music City' party vehicles and Innes is on a mission.