Philadelphia Radio, Civil Rights Icon Mary Mason Passes At 94
Philadelphia radio trailblazer Beatrice Elmore, known on-air as Mary Mason, has passed away at the age of 94. Mason's impact went beyond the airwaves on WHAT-AM into local politics, where she played a pivotal role in promoting civil rights.
FC Cincinnati to Broadcast Matches in Spanish on La Mega
FC Cincinnati has teamed up with La Mega 97.7 (WOXY), making the station the official Spanish broadcast radio partner for the MLS club. This partnership starts with the broadcast of FC Cincinnati's Leagues Cup match against Club Querétaro on August 1.
WLIW’s Long Island Reach Gets Longer With New Montauk Signal
The WNET Group is extending the footprint of NPR to the very end of Long Island. The operator has acquired Montauk's WEER and will use it to simulcast WLIW to Central and Western Suffolk, and parts of Southern Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Radio’s Growth Future Is All Digital In First 2025 BIA Ad Forecast
In October, BIA Advisory Services' initial forecast for 2024 had local advertising revenues hitting $175.6 billion. Then in March, that forecast was tempered by 2% to $172 billion. Now BIA has readjusted that forecast one more time while adding our first look at 2025.
Harris Is Here: What Does Her New Candidacy Hold For Radio?
With Kamala Harris poised to take the Democratic ticket in an election that has dramatically shifted into uncharted territory, Radio Ink again reached out to Silver Oak Political’s Steve Passwaiter to discuss the new dynamics shaping political advertising on radio.
Leadership To Live By
(By Deborah Parenti) It was 10 years ago, and I was trying to close on a home. After weeks of delay, I became frustrated and informed the agent that I was ready to pull out of the deal.
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Today Is AWMF’s First-Ever Gracies Day of Giving
Today, the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation celebrates its first Gracies Day of Giving, commemorating the birthday of the award's namesake, Gracie Allen. Contributions can be made through the AWMF's donation page or via Venmo.
Maine Association of Broadcasters To Add Three To Hall of Fame
The Maine Association of Broadcasters will induct three veteran broadcasters into its Hall of Fame this fall, of which two have ties to radio. These inductees were selected by a committee comprising MAB Board members and previous Hall of Fame inductees.
Laurel Bristow to Host Public Health Show For Atlanta’s WABE
Atlanta NPR member station WABE is teaming with Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health for Health Wanted, a new weekly radio show and podcast. Infectious disease researcher Laurel Bristow will unpack the week's crucial public health headlines.
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