Home Depot Makes It Three In A Row
For the third week running, the big-box home improvement giant has topped the Media Monitors list for radio advertisers. Last week, the company ran 41,207 spots nationwide, just edging out familiar rival GEICO with 41,025.
Here Are The New Faces Of Country Music
Country Radio Seminar has announced the CRS 2019 New Faces of Country Music Class of 2019 as part of this year’s New Faces of Country Music Dinner and Show, Friday, February 15, 2019 at the downtown Omni Nashville.
New Wolf In The Twin Cities
Minneapolis station BUZ’N @ 102.9 is now 102.9 The Wolf (KMNB-FM) playing country hits from artists like Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney, Carrie Underwood, Tim McGraw, and Florida Georgia Line. KMNB welcomes on-air personality Greg Thunder to host mornings.
Fox News Radio Sets President Bush Coverage
Fox News Radio is providing live reports for all affiliates of events commemorating the life and legacy of the 41st President of the United States of America, President George H.W. Bush.
Making A Dent In Chicago
There’s a new midday host at New Country station BIG 95.5 in the Windy City. Lisa Dent has taken over the slot, weekdays 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Dent most recently served as the station’s weekend host.
iHeart Has A Strong October
While the company works its way through bankruptcy there are no quarterly earnings calls, but we do get to see the revenue numbers the company files with the SEC. In October iHeart generated $350 million, compared to $329 million in September.
How Radio Transformed His Business
Our thanks to Cumulus Lake Charles, Lousiana's Local Sales Manager Scott Davis for introducing us to Able Plumbing owner Maury Harrington. Maury tells Radio Ink radio transformed his business. Get ready to hit print and head for the copy machine folks.
Quake Shakes Anchorage Stations
Ohana Media Group Anchorage stations joined together to serve the community rattled by the earthquake last week. We spoke with Operations Manager Eddie Maxwell (pictured here) and got the details.
Entercom Pulls Christmas Song After Complaints
Who knew "Baby, It's Cold Outside" was an offensive Christmas song? Entercom's WDOK in Cleveland has decided to pull the classic from its holiday rotation. Newsweek reports the station pulled the song after listener complaints over the song's sexual harassment.
Audio Streamers Are Big Fans Of AM/FM
(By Bob McCurdy) Laying out the 2018 audio landscape for clients as it really is and not how some think it is is an extremely important part of every AE's job. While everyone is surely entitled to their own opinions, they are not entitled to their own facts.
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