Babbel Takes Radio’s Top Spot
Jumping up from 7th two weeks ago, Babbel was radio's number one advertiser last week, according to Media Monitors. The language learning site aired just under 70,000 commercials on radio stations across the country. Here are the top five...
Voters The Focus In Atlanta
Voter registration, voter education and voter mobilization in advance of the November 2020 election is the behind an effort being championed by Atlanta's Black Radio stations. Here are the details on Black Radio United For The Vote.
Arkansas Broadcasters Cancel Conference
Like many other 2020 events, ARKCON 2020 has been canceled, due to the coronavirus pandemic. The state association will instead host a virtual sales and management media summit July 22nd – 23rd. Read the letter from Executive Director Luke Story.
$200,000 in Marketing For Boston Businesses
Beasley Media Group's Boston cluster is partnering with RCN Business to award $200,000 in marketing support to assist the Small Business Association Grant Program in Boston.
Canes Staying With Capitol Broadcasting
If and when the NHL resumes play, the Carolina Hurricanes will continue to be heard on Capitol Broadcasting's WRAL-FM in Raleigh after a two-year contract extension was announced on Monday. Capitol has been carrying Canes hockey for 15 years.
iHM PA Celebrates Podcast Milestone
iHeartMedia Pennsylvania is Celebrating 51 Episodes of Pop Culture Weekly with Kyle McMahon. The episode will feature a compilation of fan-favorite segments and highlight the greatest moments from the show’s first 50 episodes.
Palana Promoted To PD, Providence
Hall Communications is promoting Kevin Palana to PD at Cat Country 98.1 (WCTK-FM). Palana will also be the program director of New Bedford’s Classic Hits BIG 101.3 (WNBH).
Todd Fries Passes
Todd Fries, former GSM for Carter Broadcast Group, Kansas City, has died. Fries also spent time with iHeartMedia in Madison. He's the son of the late Gary Fries, former RAB President/CEO.
Golic Staying With ESPN
According to Adam Schefter, when Mike Golic ends his run on ESPN Radio at the end of this month, he will become a college football analyst with the network. Golic was a college football analyst with the network before moving over to the radio side.
Who’s Spending The Big Money on Radio?
With local economies starting to rebound across the country, advertisers and local businesses are getting back in the game, hoping to bring back the customers and the revenue they lost during the forced lockdown.
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