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BIA Advisory Services has decreased its 2022 U.S. Local Advertising Forecast estimate to $167.4 billion, from its original estimate of $173.3 billion issued in December 2021. Here's why...

Nineteen students successfully completed the Kellar Radio Talent Institute’s one-of-a-kind broadcast radio training program at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina. This is the first institute to be produced by the RAB since it acquired the National Radio Talent System in 2020.

Media Monitors reports the casino hotel and resort business is on a hot streak. The trackers of spots bought and aired, shows the industry is doubling down on radio to attract visitors.

WTOP took home eight Dateline Awards from the Society of Professional Journalists D.C. Chapter. Most notably, the Robert D.G. Lewis Watchdog Award presented to WTOP investigative journalists Megan Cloherty and Jack Moore.

"The Divide Live" is coming to FOX Sports Radio. The Gambler (WDAS) in Philadelphia announced Thursday that the sports podcast will make its official radio debut in the station’s Sunday afternoon lineup on June 19.

Hannah Storm, ESPN SportsCenter Anchor will host the 47th Annual Gracie Awards Luncheon. Storm is a five-time Gracie winner herself, an award-winning journalist, and a pioneer in the field of sports broadcasting for women.

670 The Score (WSCR-AM) Chicago is adjusting the line-up. As part of the update, the station is pairing two longtime hosts, Laurence Holmes and Dan Bernstein, to form a new midday show, “Bernstein and Holmes”.

Mike Conti has been appointed at Brand Manager of 92.9 The Game (WZGC-FM) Atlanta. Conti has been with the station for 10 years serving as managing editor, overseeing coverage and production of live sports events.

Jim Long, who wore many hats in his five-decade career in the broadcast and entertainment industry, has died. He was a record producer, DJ and the creator of a number of entertainment companies in Los Angeles, Dallas and Nashville.

"Hey Mayne" is a new show from Audacy's sports podcast studio 2400Sports. Longtime ESPN host Kenny Mayne hosts the program that blends the sports culture with entertainment, politics, music, comedy, and beyond.