Mid-Sized Radio Market Sales Wins Get NAB Spotlight
It’s been a tough two years for some radio broadcasting companies, as the COVID-19 pandemic practically erased non-traditional revenue from events as auto dollars evaporated.
Hispanic Radio Conference Focus on DC
The Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference will look at the key issues in Washington DC that will impact Hispanic broadcasters. Day 2 (June 23) at the Intercontinental in Miami will kick off with a Keynote Interview with Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, and then later that morning a DC Update Session.
Estefan’s Honored
Gloria and Emilio Estefan were honored at the BMI dinner Tuesday night at the NAB Show in Las Vegas. Here the Estefan's are pictured with Radio Ink Publisher Deborah Parenti at the event.
KBLX Helps Feed The Bay
102.9 KBLX will kick off the FEED THE BAY™ campaign April 30. The campaign benefits select community partners and bay area food banks.
Emmy Nominations For GBH
Boston Public Media producer GBH has been honored with 13 New England Emmy® Award nominations. The 45th Boston/New England Emmy® Awards Ceremony will be held Saturday, June 4th, 2022.
SXM Working With Therapy Gecko
SiriusXM has a new agreement with Lyle Forever and his podcast Therapy Gecko. The deal gives SXM Media exclusive global ad sales rights to the podcast and calls for Stitcher to distribute the show across all podcast platforms.
Kentucky Writer Focused Podcast
“Words For The People” is a new podcast produced by Louisville Public Media Podcasts. The program was created and is hosted by Kentucky Poet Laureate Crystal Wilkinson.
A Couple Of Scripted Musical Podcasts
Two new original scripted musical podcasts are launching on SiriusXM. "Make It Up As We Go: Season 2", and "Sonic Leap" will be on SiriusXM's Volume Channel.
Audacy & Fox Working In The Cloud
Audacy and FOX News Audio are expanding their affiliate partnership and will migrate the network’s linear talk radio streaming content to AmperWave. AmperWave is Audacy’s cloud-based distribution and monetization platform for live and on-demand audio streams.
Legeyt: FCC Must Modernize Ownership Rules
During his first State of The Industry address as CEO of the National Association of Broadcasters, CEO Curtis Legeyt implored lawmakers and regulators to modernize broadcast ownership laws to allow radio and TV stations to compete on a level playing field with digital companies.
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