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(By Mike McVay The 20th Anniversary of 9-11 took place over the weekend. It was impossible to avoid hearing, seeing or thinking about it. On-air personalities spoke about where they were when the attacks took place. Some broadcasters were prepared for any type of crisis, but most weren’t prepared for an attack on US soil.

(By Charlie Sislen) I can hear you yelling at your screen, “WHAT?! YOU ARE TELLING ME NOT TO BE A DIGITAL EXPERT? MY MANAGEMENT WANTS ME TO FOCUS ON DIGITAL SALES!”

(By Loyd Ford) For personalities wanting to truly get ahead in our business, the best way to do this is to fully attack the business end of our business. Make yourself someone that everyone in your cluster sees as someone working to make everyone else successful, too.

You have until 5 pm Tuesday, September 14 to Cash In on Early Bird Registration for the 12th Annual Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference. The premiere Hispanic Radio event is set for September 22-23 in Miami. Early Bird Registration will Save You $300!

ESPN 1000 Chicago, in partnership with First Midwest Bank, has awarded Chicago-based Amani Coffee a customized $50,000 advertising campaign. 'Giving a Small Business a Big Future' contest is designed to award a local business for its dedication to support customers and communities.

On Friday, Red Apple Group CEO John Catsimatidis unveiled a new state-of-the-art studio for WABC in New York City. The new studio was unveiled in honor of those who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks 20 years ago.

Thanks to Candy Cintron, Brand Manager for Audacy in Washington, for sharing the news that in just 13 hours, WLZL-FM raised $291,247.00 to benefit St Jude hospital. This makes the total raised by El Zol over 1.9 million dollars to help cure Childhood Cancer.

‘CRS Heads Of State’ just added a couple industry heavyweights. David Field, Chairman/President/CEO, Audacy; and Bob Pittman CEO, iHeartMedia will be part of the series at CRS’22 February 23 – 25, 2022.

Carolina works for SBS in Miami. Her GM is Donny Hudson who tells Radio Ink his Sales Manager's work ethic is gold 24-7, she is genuinely a good person and always fair when she makes decisions.

After posting a commentary from former FCC Chairman Mark Fowler about the push for Congressional legislation to bring back the tax certificate, we heard from MMTC President Emeritus David Honig, who said Fowler is simply wrong. Here's what Honig had to say...