This Is Your Captain Speaking. We Have A Problem!

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(By Deborah Parenti) The recent United Airlines debacle is a good lesson for every company including radio groups and stations. Most of us have, at one time or another, had to deal with issues involving our customers, both listeners and clients, as well as the PR that swirls around those that play out in public.

NAB Wants To Help Journalists Cover Race

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The National Association of Broadcasters and the National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation have unveiled an online toolkit called Awareness in Reporting to help journalists and newsrooms cover race and racially sensitive news stories.

Smart Rock Is Ready To Roll

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In Cedar Rapids, the owners of KZIA have launched a new radio station for Eastern Iowa called “ROBfm.” For years, a version of this station has been heard only on HD Radio receivers at 102.9-2. Now it will be heard on translators at 98.5 in Iowa City and 95.1 in Cedar Rapids.

WNCY Gets Its St. Jude On

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WNCY (Y100) Appleton-Oshkosh/Green Bay, WI, held its 4th Annual St. Jude Jam, Tuesday night, at a sold out Meyer Theatre in Green Bay. While the exact total is not yet available, the final number should be around $25,000. That’s an increase from last last year's total of $18,307.
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Connected Car Hackathon Coming To NAB

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jacapps is teaming up with Ford at the 2017 NAB Show in Las Vegas for an event called the Connected Car Hackathon. Coders and developers will compete to develop dashboard solutions that will enable audio and video content for in-vehicle consumption in today's vehicles, and in autonomous vehicles in the future.

Prometheus Files To Stop FM Translator Change

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The Prometheus Radio Project has officially asked the FCC to reconsider the change being made to the rule that limited the placement of an FM translator such that the translator’s 1 mV/m contour is not extending beyond a 40-mile radius from the AM station. Prometheus wants the Commission to revert back to the old rule. Here's why.

What Will Chairman Pai Do About Subcaps?

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On April 17, the NAB issue of Radio Ink magazine will arrive on your desk (if you are a digital subscriber) and arrive in the mail that week if you subscribe to our print edition. On that cover will be the new Chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai. The Chairman has been a great friend to radio, especially when it comes to attempting to revitalize the AM band. But what about raising the ownership subcaps in specific markets so broadcasters can better compete with Google, Facebook, and other unregulated digital companies. That's one of the questions we put to the Chairman in his cover story interview. Here's an excerpt.

iHeart Promotes Dennis O’Heron

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O'Heron moves to corporate with iHeart's National Programming Group as Senior VP for Live Entertainment & Events. O'Heron was the National Event Brand Manager for National Programming in addition to being the VP of Marketing for the iHeartMedia Boston cluster.

The Mouthing-Off Podcast

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Controversial Olivia Caridi, a Season 20 contestant on the reality dating show The Bachelor, now has her own podcast, Mouthing Off with Olivia Caridi. Caridi will welcome actors, friends an,d fellow reality TV and Internet stars to dish about love, relationships, and navigating the ups and downs of being single and dating.

Edison To Release Report On Podcasting

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Edison Research VP for Strategy and Marketing, Tom Webster, says, The Podcast Consumer 2017 report will be released Tuesday during a 30-minute webinar at 2 p.m. The Podcast Consumer 2017 will look at who listens to podcasts, their listening patterns, and how podcasts fit into the overall audio landscape. Register HERE.

Our Print Magazine: Radio Ink

June 15, 2026

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