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"When radio is honest, creative, and willing to adapt, it’s still one of the most powerful media platforms there is." That's what Josh Brown has to say in a column that could inspire you, irk you, or at the very least spur your radio station's leadership team to action.

Why is 1990s nostalgia hitting so much harder than past nostalgic trends, particularly for today’s Millennials? Mike McVay has some thoughts about an era when Contemporary Hit Radio hit rock bottom before embracing Britney and Boy Bands, while Alternative music exploded and "Lilith Fair" opened new doors.

Synchronized booster transmitters enabled smooth, uninterrupted transitions between coverage areas, even in dense urban environments and challenging terrain. In fully synchronous mode, transitions between the primary signal and boosters were seamless, with no perceptible impact to audio quality.

In Canada, he's familiar as the national voice of Bell Media's CTV News, and for his work at Montréal radio stations once branded as "Mix 96" and "Q92." In the U.S., he was the voice of WTVR "Mix 98.1" in Richmond. Now, he's joined Hoss Management Group for radio imaging and voiceover representation.

Amplified Voices, powered by Superadio Networks, has teamed up with Dad Life LLC to launch a series curating clipped highlights from “The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show” in a cross-platform digital distribution deal. 

The "Broadcast Radio Attribution" offering, says Magellan AI, can allow a marketer to directly evaluate how radio campaigns contribute to key business outcomes—including form fills, leads, and purchases—while comparing performance across podcasts, streaming audio, connected TV, and other media.

This year’s honorees span multiple categories and hail from 19 different states. There are a host of highly familiar names, including an iconic R&B recording artist who first found fame with Rufus. Introducing the Class of 2026 inductees to the National Black Radio Hall of Fame.

She was a Regional VP at Cox Media Group and most recently served as Chief Operating Officer of Audacy Inc. Now, she's joining iHeartMedia-owned RCS Worldwide to oversee the RCS brand of radio programming software, in addition to the Media Monitors, Mediabase and Florical Systems product lines.

Tonight marks the 500th episode of "NCIS." Even as the cast rotates, the show’s identity stays remarkably consistent, says columnist John Shomby. What’s the lesson for radio? Shomby shares his thoughts in this exclusive to Radio Ink.

In an internal memo shared to Audacy staff by Regional President Mark Hannon, the company confirmed that the Sr. VP and Market Manager for the company's stations in the City of Brotherly Love will be concluding his career in Radio. It ends 36 years in the industry.