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The Independent Broadcasters Association has announced that ARC Software CEO Jason Bailey will be a keynote speaker at the IBA Members-Only In-Focus Conference, September 21, which is being held in conjunction with Radio Ink's Radio Masters Sales Summit.

Starting September 1st and running for 10 consecutive weeks, Podcast Business Journal will present "Make Real Money Podcasting: The Series". Lined-up for week three is Saagar Enjeti, co-host of the popular "Breaking Points" podcast.

'The Rubber Room' is a new scripted comedy series on SiriusXM. The program explores the lives of some bad apples in the New York City public school system locked away in a purgatory-like detention hall for wayward teachers.

Los Angeles entrepreneur Eugene "Big U" Henley has launched the second season of his 'Checc’n ~ In' podcast. This time around he is teaming up with social broadcasting company 'Caffeine'.

Marketron NXT now includes a Custom Solutions Desk and a search engine marketing upgrade. According to the company, NXT clients will find it easier to include cross-channel advertising to include niche digital partners and tactics with the upgrade.

Audacy has launched a Disney Branded station collection on its digital platform. The ten station collection features playlists ranging the full spectrum of Disney Music Group offerings.

Matt Sunshine from the Center for Sales Strategy details what attendees at next month's Radio Masters Sales Summit will learn when they join us in Miami. Watch what Matt has to say HERE and register for the show HERE.

(By Mike McVay) One of my radio friends sent me a text the other night, as he left a concert, sharing his disappointment in what he heard, but didn’t see. The performance by the artist satisfied him. The poor performance by the radio station who was involved as the presenting station was at the root of his disappointment.

(By Loyd Ford) Clearly, you think radio has changed and the 2020’s require a new set of motivations. What if I could prove this may not be as true as you think?

(By Rick Fink)One of the most dangerous things that can happen in a relationship between a client or prospect and the media rep is that you come off as a “know it all”. Once you’ve established that reputation, the chances of them believing anything you say is slim.