A Handshake and A Hug in the Age of AI
(Deborah Parenti) “I am putting myself to the fullest possible use, which is all I think that any conscious entity can ever hope to do.” Who said it: Benjamin Franklin, Lord Byron, or Albert Einstein? It’s actually HAL 9000, the infamous AI in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Supply Chain Outlook Puts Radio In Sweet Spot For Retailers
Heading into the holidays, retailers are nervous. Tariffs, port shifts, and tighter inventory strategies are pushing brands to order earlier, stock cautiously, and scramble to move product once it hits US shelves. For radio, that volatility is an opportunity.
A Labor Day Message From Radio Ink
We find ourselves at another summer's close. The long days and short nights are giving way to a season that will test radio in profound ways. Like you, we’ll take the chance to step back and recharge this Labor Day.
Your Brand Speaks Louder Than Ratings
(Randy Lane) The most valuable asset you have as a talent isn’t your last Nielsen trend; it’s your brand. The most successful hosts extend their brand well beyond the studio. They launch podcasts, host live events, create businesses, and build personal platforms.
JVC Broadcasting Brings The Bone to Panama City, Boots 97X
JVC Broadcasting is extending the reach of its Fort Walton Beach rocker 92.1 The Bone (WBON) into Panama City with a simulcast on WYYX's 97.7 FM. To mark the move, The Bone is stunting ten days of commercial-free music through September 7.
Radio and Media Executive Jim Dolan Passes Away at 72
Jim Dolan, a respected broadcaster and strategist whose career spanned radio, cable, and digital media, has passed away. He was 72. Colleagues are remembering him for his mentorship, his steady hand, and his gift for turning chaos into strategy.
Spadea’s Back: NJ 101.5 Morning Host Returns After Political Run
Bill Spadea is returning to weekday mornings on Townsquare Media’s New Jersey 101.5 (WKXW) starting Tuesday, September 2, following his unsuccessful run for the Republican nomination for New Jersey governor.
Cincinnati Radio Legend Gary Burbank Dead at 84
Gary Burbank, best known for his run on Cincinnati’s 700 WLW, where he ruled the afternoon drive from 1981 until his retirement in December 2007, has died. Over his career, Burbank created a cast of unforgettable on-air characters.
Vermont Public Undergoes ‘Heartbreaking’ Layoffs After CPB Cuts
Vermont Public is the latest public radio organization to conduct layoffs as a direct result of the Congressional rescission of federal funds at the behest of the Trump administration. The nonprofit confirmed the 14% workforce reduction on Wednesday.
49ers Name Fill-In Broadcast Team During Greg Papa’s Absence
The San Francisco 49ers announced a temporary radio broadcast team to cover games while play-by-play announcer Greg Papa focuses on his health. The KNBR midday host announced on August 1 that he is stepping away after a cancer diagnosis.
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