‘Weird Al’ Radio Launches in Green Bay
On Tuesday, the Woodward Communications-owned station WKZG (104.3 FM) in Green Bay announced the adoption of the "Weird Al Radio" branding, with a playlist full of the parody musician's remixes of popular songs from the last three decades.
HD Radio Parent Xperi Offers Peek at CES 2023 Booth
Xperi's SVP of Broadcasting and Digital Audio Joe D'Angelo said progress with HD Radio technology has unlocked a suite of new features that broadcasters big and small can take advantage of. These new features will be on display at CES in January 2023.
Minnesota National Guard Celebrates Radio Partnership
The Minnesota National Guard is celebrating 12 years of partnering with Minnesota Military Radio, a program produced in partnership with iHeartMedia that reaches more than 308,000 active duty service members and veterans in the state.
Borrell: SMBs Reveal Marketing Priorities for 2023
Small and medium-sized businesses say they are laser focused on retaining current customers or growing their customer base next year, according to the latest SMB Business Barometer released by Borrell Associates on Tuesday.
Paxlovid Most-Aired Commercial on Radio
With cases of COVID-19 on the rise, it probably comes as no surprise that Pfizer is spending heavy on advertisements for its treatment regimen Paxlovid; commercials for the antiviral medication were the most-aired across monitored radio stations coast to coast.
Dana Meyers Heads to Colorado, Indie 102.3
Colorado Public Radio says it has hired Dana Meyers to serve as a new host for its adult album rock channel, Indie 102.3. Meyers joins CPR and Indie 102.3 from WZBA in Baltimore, where she served as host and program director.
Stereotyping is Serious
(By Lisa Goldberg) When I started in radio, my station of focus was Country. As a newbie, back in 1993, I naively thought the key advertiser targets would mostly be western wear stores, feed/tackle, farming equipment etc.
Closing Out 2022 With a Bang
Steve Stewart at The Podcast Editor's Club has over $6,000 worth of prizes he's giving away to close out the year during his 25 days of Christmas promotion. Check out the gifts and enter to win with your e-mail HERE.
Watts Retiring End of Year
YEA Networks has announced that Charlotte Allison-Watts is retiring. Watts joined YEA in June of 2019 after spending 9 years in Sales with iHeartMedia Dallas.
The Best Seller in Radio
(By Loyd Ford) We are about to experience the calendar turning over into a new year that no one knows anything about. Some will complain. Some will make resolutions. I’m asking you to reset your attitude for a great year ahead.
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