Bulls Sign Extension With Audacy Chicago
Audacy and the Chicago Bulls have announced a multi-year contract extension. As part of the agreement, 670 The Score (WSCR-AM) will continue to be the flagship station of the Bulls.
Talent Institute Returns in 2022
The Radio Advertising Bureau has announced dates for the return of the National Radio Talent System’s Institutes. After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the national system will return to college campuses for the 10-day broadcasting curriculum. Up first, Boone, NC.
Indeed Stays On Top
After working its way back to number one last week; Indeed is holding on at the top of the Media Monitors list this week. Indeed aired more than 59,000 commercials on radio stations across the country.
Bob & Tom OK Long-Term Deal With Cumulus
Indianapolis based The Bob & Tom show and Cumulus Media have inked a new agreement to continue to carry the show on 18 of the company's radio stations. The renewal extends a partnership of over 20 years.
Digital Ad Buy Zoom
The National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters and Reset Digital will be taking a look at a digital ad buy campaign in a Zoom meeting today. The meeting is set for 12N ET today and will be led by Reset Digital CEO Charles Cantu.
Audacy Stays With Bloomberg Radio
Audacy and Bloomberg have renewed their agreement to deliver Bloomberg Radio business and consumer news programming. The agreement covers the majority of Audacy’s 26 all-news and news talk stations.
It’s Ridiculous Radio Isn’t paying
That's what Rep. Ted Deutch told the House Judiciary Committee Friday. Deutch wants the American Music Fairness Act passed which would require radio stations to pay artists to air their music.
Cyber Security Starts At The Top
Every day we hear of another ransomware attack or data breach, and it seems that the cyber adversaries are taking over companies, catching them off-guard and ill-prepared. How can you prepare? By registering for Forecast 2022, November 16th at The Harvard Club in New York Ciity.
Owners Ready To Move On
Joseph Baca and his wife Loretta, owners of KFUN-AM and KLFV-FM in Las Vegas, New Mexico are ready to move on. They've either worked or owned the stations for the past 42 years. Both are 75 years old now. The Las Vegas Optic reports how Baca was able to purchase the station when he hit the lottery for $1 million.
Impressive Impressions
(By Charlie Sislen) Making radio simple to advertisers that aren’t familiar with the medium is more important than ever before. Being able to convey the benefits of a radio campaign is essential to successfully closing a new client.
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