CRS 2025 Lisa McKay Scholarship Submissions Close Monday
Country Radio Broadcasters is sounding the last call for applications for the 2025 Lisa McKay Women in Radio Scholarship. This scholarship seeks to foster the growth of aspiring female leaders in the industry in tribute to the late Lisa McKay for CRS 2025.
Laurence Holmes Moves To New Show On Chicago Sports Radio
Chicago's 670 The Score (WSCR-AM) is making several programming moves headed into October. Most notably, midday host Laurence Holmes is now in afternoon drive, joining co-host Matt Spiegel for The Spiegel and Holmes Show.
New Pfizer Vaccination Campaign Brings Huge Ad Spend To Radio
Pfizer has again taken the top spot in the latest Media Monitors report for the week of September 16-22 with a stunning amount of airplay as the pharmaceutical company urges the public to get COVID-19 booster shots and flu vaccinations together.
After A Year, Dex & Barbie T Are Back On The Radio In Greenville
The Dex & Barbie T Show is back in Greenville, SC. Hosted by Dex Mitchell and Barbie T, the show now airs weekday afternoons on Audacy's B93.7 (WFBC). The duo were heard on SummitMedia's Hot 98.1 until February 2023, when they moved to Jacksonville.
Beasley Media Taps Clay Church to Lead Two Signals In Detroit
Beasley Media Group has named Clay Church as Program Director for 105.1 The Bounce and 105.9 Kiss-FM in Detroit. Church last served as Operations Manager for Alpha Media’s Dayton & Canton clusters and Brand Manager for KINK-HD2 in Portland, OR.
NAB: FCC AI Rules for Political Ads ‘Burdensome’ To Broadcasters
On Friday, the NAB submitted comments on the FCC's proposed regulations requiring broadcasters to disclose the use of artificial intelligence in political advertisements. Radio Ink has delved into the comprehensive 74-page filing to unpack the organization's dissent.
Record Fundraising Supercharges Ad Buys in Race to Election Day
With just over a month to go until the Presidential election, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are both seeing a wave of cash, but one party is pulling ahead - and it could be better news for radio, as far as potential ad spend is concerned.
CMG, Nexstar, and Gray Oppose FCC’s AI Political Ad Regulations
Major broadcast groups across the US are expressing their displeasure with the FCC's proposed rules on AI-generated content in political ads, warning of confusion for audiences and substantial operational burdens for traditional radio and television.
More Voices Express Elation Over AM Act’s Progress In US House
Support for the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act continues to build as it moves toward a full House vote following its overwhelming approval by the House Energy and Commerce Committee. Some familiar names are expressing their zeal over the bill's latest movement.
The Anatomy of a Top Biller
(By Pat Bryson) Today's successful Account Executives see themselves as marketing consultants, not just spot salespeople. These salespeople share certain traits in common. What are the attributes of the Best of the Best?















