White House Freezes FCC Penalties at 2025 Levels
Last fall's government shutdown has produced an unexpected downstream effect for broadcasters: FCC penalties will not increase in 2026. The Enforcement Bureau confirmed this month that civil monetary penalties will remain frozen at 2025 levels.
104.3 The Score Keeps Chicago Bulls Radio Rights
Before their contractual shot clock expired, the Chicago Bulls scored a multi-year broadcast extension with Audacy. Per the partnership, 104.3 The Score (WSCR) will remain the flagship frequency for all regular and postseason games.
FAB Finds New Chairman as Leadership Cycle Turns
The Florida Association of Broadcasters is entering a new leadership cycle, installing a new chairman and chairman-elect, expanding its executive committee, and welcoming four new members to its board of directors across both its radio and television divisions.
BIA Bets on AI-Driven Intelligence With New VP Hire
After more than two decades moving between media, advertising, and SaaS strategy, Michael Guerity is stepping into a new Vice President role at BIA Advisory Services, leading the firm's market intelligence and strategic communications function.
For Podcast Consumers, the Smart TV Is a Radio Device
The audience that advertisers most want to reach might just be listening to radio on their televisions. A new study from Cumulus Media and Signal Hill Insights puts that finding inside a broader portrait of podcast consumers as boundaries between audio platforms blur.
Smoke Out Summer Revenue During The Slowdown
(Loyd Ford) Summer has a reputation as a slower sales season full of vacations, shifting schedules, and distracted decision-makers. Which is exactly why it's the best time for your sales team to stop thinking like individuals and start thinking like a revenue task force.
Broadcasters Foundation Adds Gelman and Clarke to Board
The Broadcasters Foundation of America has added two to its board: the producer who has guided one of television's longest-running programs and a digital audio executive who helped shape content strategy for one of America's largest radio operators.
Bold Gold’s WSUL Gives Heartfelt $75K in the Catskills
The 98.3 WSUL Heart-A-Thon has distributed $75,000 across six organizations in New York's lower Hudson Valley for its 48th year, with Bold Gold Media continuing its role as the fundraiser's broadcast home as the event approaches a half-century of community giving.
WBA Hall of Fame Inducts Magnum, Tyler, Radandt, and Wexler
Dave Magnum was 13 years old the first time he went on the air. Fifty years later, he's in the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame, and so are three of his peers, inducted Thursday night at the WBA Summer Conference in Lake Geneva.
FCB Faith Radio Picks Up An ‘Uncut’ Gem In Ohio
Gospel artist Damita Chandler is taking her radio show to new ears. Damita Uncut, produced by Anexus Media Enterprises and distributed by FCB Faith Media, will air on FCB Faith Radio 107.3 HD2 (WNWV) across Northeast Ohio starting June 21.
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