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On Sunday NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt and NAB EVP of Global Connections and Events Chris Brown cut the ribbon commemorating NAB Show's expansion into West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

(By Loyd Ford) A lot of talk focuses on recruitment around sales. Recruiting good and solid sellers has never been the most fun you can have with your clothes on.

(By Marc Greenspan) As advertisers’ choices expand for where to spend their marketing dollars, it is more important than ever to bring new dollars to radio. For those advertisers who have not used radio, it may seem like an uphill battle.

(By Rick Fink) Top athletes and top sellers have several things in common. Number one is that they have great discipline. Discipline is followed very closely by having set expectations, and they have someone, other than themselves, inspecting them.

(By Randy Lane) The Randy Lane Company has always believed that the future of radio is talent. We also believe storytelling that includes humor, drama and intrigue are the key ingredients for successful shows.

$180,000 was raised when the bell rang for the final time Saturday night on the 72nd WHOP (Hopkinsville, KY) Rotary Radio Auction. All of the money raised will help local high school graduates attend college or go to one of the causes supported by the newly-created Rotary Foundation.

WKKW PD Mike Vincent (pictured) has been elevated to WVRC's Corporate Country Music Director. And long-time on-air host and PD Matt Kelly is promoted to Operations Manager for WVRC's Morgantown stations WVAQ, WKKW.

(By Mike McVay) We are living in a media rich environment. We have been for decades. Becoming richer every year as time goes on. Technological advances change how we entertain and inform ourselves. Those mediums that employ more senses create a greater experience for the listener or viewer.

Thunder 106 Jersey's Best Country (WKMK/WTHJ) brought in $184,000 for St. Jude's. The Press Broadcasting stations have raised nearly $1.2 Million over the past decade.

Beasley Media Group CEO Caroline Beasley kicked-off day two of the 2022 All Access Audio Summit Thursday. The 45-minute 'Fireside Chat' with All Access CEO Joel Denver was wide-ranging with insights into how Beasley continues its transformation into a media company.