RAB Unites Radio Industry Execs For ‘One Voice’ Initiative Debut
The RAB launched its One Voice initiative with organization President Mike Hulvey corralling an all-star lineup of radio executives on Wednesday to unite the industry with a consistent message to advertisers about the true power of the medium.
Public Radio Grant Freeze Put On Ice As Confusion Remains
After a White House attempt to halt federal funding that would have affected grant money for public radio, the Office of Management and Budget has rescinded its initial memo as a federal judge says he will move to block any future actions of the same nature.
Chuck Seese Named Pennsylvania Radio Broadcaster of the Year
The Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters has named 7 Mountains Media morning host Chuck Seese the 2025 Radio Broadcaster of the Year. Seese has hosted The SBG Morning Show on 93.5 WSBG in Stroudsburg since 2012.
Angélica Vale Signs Three Year Extension with Cali 93.9
Los Angeles morning host Angélica Vale has signed a contract extension with Meruelo Media to keep her on Cali 93.9 at least through December 31, 2028. Vale, known for her extensive career in Latin entertainment, will continue to lead The La Vale Show.
Urban Radio Saw Record Growth Among Black Listeners In 2024
Even as other media proliferates, Black Americans remain dedicated audio consumers, with radio and podcast listening averaging 27.4 million Black adults weekly - a number comparable to Connected TV.
Cruz and Markey Reintroduce AM Radio Act To Senate
Citing the role of radio in protecting the public during the LA wildfires, Senators Ed Markey (D-MA) and Ted Cruz (R-TX) have reintroduced the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act in the 119th Congress to ensure automakers continue including AM at no extra charge.
SiriusXM’s SXM-9 Satellite Goes Live After December Launch
SiriusXM's SXM-9 satellite is now fully operational. The satellite, developed in partnership with Maxar Space Systems, was launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on December 5, 2024 to provide continuous audio across the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico.
Field Reflects on Audacy’s Transformation in Farewell Letter
As David J. Field steps down as President and CEO of Audacy, he has delivered a final message to staff. In an all-company memo shared with Radio Ink, Field shared his optimism for Audacy’s future as it enters a new chapter under fresh leadership.
David Field Steps Down As Audacy CEO
Two days after the broadcaster officially closed its Chapter 11 proceedings, David J. Field has stepped down as Audacy President, CEO, and Board Member.
Public Radio Grants in Limbo As White House Tries Fund Freeze
After years of GOP efforts to end government grants for public radio, the White House seeks to halt some of that federal funding as part of a larger analysis from the Office of Management and Budget tied to recent Executive Orders from President Trump.
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