Keillor Accused of “Inappropriate Behavior”

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The avalanche of firings continue for men who've been accused of using their power to act inappropriately toward women. Minnesota Public Radio and parent American Public Media have cut ties with former host of A Prarie Home Companion, Garrison Keillor. Both organizations are investigating a report of "inappropriate behavior" with someone he worked with.

McCann Creative Officer Named Mercury Chief Judge

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The Radio Mercury Awards announced on Wednesday that Sean Bryan, Co-Chief Creative Officer at McCann NY, will be the 2018 Chief Judge for the 27th Annual Radio Mercury Awards Competition. Award categories will be announced in December, along with Call for Entry guidelines and deadlines.

Foundation Distributes Record Amount in 2017

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More than $1 million was distributed to broadcasters in need by The broadcasters Foundation in 2017, a record amount. Chairman Dan Mason said what’s even more striking is that there are still broadcasters who need help.

Duran’s Carney Awards To Be Televised

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The Elvis Duran Group’s 2017 Carney Awards, which honor Hollywood’s leading character actors for their outstanding achievements, will air on NBC Universal’s COZI TV Saturday at 9:00 p.m. It's the first time the Carney Awards will be broadcast on television. (Pictured left to right: Executive Producer Jim Katz, Elvis Duran, EDG CEO/Executive Producer David Katz)
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10 Regulatory Issues For The Next 10 Years

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(By John Garziglia) In the Radio Ink 20th-anniversary issue, the article “10 Legal Issues to Watch for in the Next 10 Years” speculated on the challenges radio might face through 2022. This article, five years later for Radio Ink’s 25th anniversary, tries to own up to the failures and misplaced clairvoyance of previous predictions, and naively attempts to again forecast the next 10 years.

How To Create Winners For The Future

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(By Laurie Kahn) With the many changes radio has seen over the last 25 years, one thing has remained constant: To be successful, you need to have the right people in place. While it may be getting more challenging to find, hire, engage, and retain the superstars you need, it is still doable with the right tools.

ESPN Dismisses 150

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As has been widely reported for the past few weeks, ESPN has let go 150 employees. The sports network has been making cuts to try to keep up with declining revenue due to lost subscribers. It doesn't appear any cuts were made on the radio side. ESPN President John Skipper said the cuts were made in studio production, digital content, and technology.

What Was ASCAP’s #1 Holiday Song?

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ASCAP has revealed its top holiday songs for 2017. According to an ASCAP analysis of streaming and terrestrial radio data from Aug. 7, 2017 to Nov. 19, 2017, 1994’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You,” written by Walter Afanasieff and Mariah Carey, is the number one song of this holiday season. Here's a list of ASCAP's top 25 holiday songs from 2017.
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Was Radio Up 16% in October?

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That's what Standard Media Index is reporting. We'll certainly see how that month plays out when companies report earnings in early 2018. At the end of Q3 most companies in radio reported limited visibility, certainly nothing like this type of increase.

Connoisseur Promotes Maxwell

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Cameron Maxwell adds Regional VP duties for Jeff Warshaw's company. The CEO said, “Cam has been a key part of our success in Billings, handling the day-to-day operations. We're thrilled to promote him into this new role."

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