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Chris Winkle, President, CEO, and controlling partner of WCYN Radio in Cynthiana has been named the new President and CEO of the Kentucky Broadcasters Association. Winkle began his radio career at WCYN as the age of 19 as the business and traffic manager.

The 2020 Radio Show is now available on demand. The NAB/RAB event was presented, virtually, October 5-9.

Brackets are ready to get busted and SiriusXM is ready for “The Big Dance.” Starting Tuesday afternoon with the First Four, SiriusXM teams with Westwood One to carry play-by-play of every game of the 2023 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.

MPR News is launching a new national show this fall: Flyover. The weekly, live, call-in show, hosted by Kerri Miller, will focus on the big issues of modern American identity and invite the perspectives of Americans in cities, towns, and rural areas.

Kashon Powell, VP of Programming for Radio One, has tapped veteran media personality Madelyne Woods to host a new morning show on WOL-AM/Washington, D.C. Woods takes over the slot that was vacated by Tom Joyner.

Matty Staudt has been in broadcasting since the age of 16 including stints at legendary stations WJFK in Washington DC, WNEW in New York City, and Alice Radio KLLC-FM in San Francisco. Matty will part of our July virtual podcasting conference called How to Make Real Money Podcasting.

Laura Conrad is known as a fashion designer, bestselling author, and lifestyle expert — a natural for he own podcast. So it’s understandable that Cadence13 is launching Lauren Conrad: Asking for a Friend.

Boston's NPR News Station, WBUR is looking for candidates for a yearlong fellowship program. Two candidates will be selected for the paid positions with benefits.

(By Pat Bryson) I was on a market visit with one of my stations a few weeks ago. We were discussing how to sell a sports team whose games we carry. Traditional sponsorship offered the choice of day games or night games. Take your pick or buy both.

Getting a solid grip on whether their ad dollars are working was one of the takeaways from the new Nielsen survey of CMOs. And, traditionally, that's been one of radio's biggest challenges, especially in the age of digital, where advertisers see data instantly. Only 23% of marketers in the Nielsen survey were highly confident in measuring traditional media ROI.