Paige Nienaber’s Midweek Idea Dump: 16 Ways To Rope An Office
(By Paige Nienaber) Marketing to the ‘nesters sadly stopped evolving in about 1988 with the At-Work Network. Which is unfortunate because if you think about it that’s a (insert profane term for “caca”) load of TSL sitting in cubicles.
The Fate Of Live Radio In 2024
(By Jeff McHugh) Is your show underperforming in Nielsen because it airs live? Many hosts prefer doing a live radio show, which can sometimes hold a show back. Consider making these moves if you haven’t already:
Chin Up
(By Rick Fink) When you read the title Chin Up, one of two thoughts probably crossed your mind. Either, a chin-up, as in doing an exercise, or, “keep your chin up”, as you’re in a bad mood and need to get yourself to a better place.
Air America Network Founding Member Amy Winslow Dead At 59
Former New York City programmer Amy Winslow has passed away at the age of 59 after a battle with breast cancer. Winslow began her career at WNEW, where she was honored as Billboard Music Director of the Year in 1994.
Audioscape Shows The Addictive Nature Of Podcast Listening
As Techsurvey 2024 and the latest Infinite Dial have shown, audio continues to play a vital role in American life. Even as AM/FM leads the audio landscape in reach and engagement, more data shows how podcasts are rapidly winning over new audiences.
iHeart Indianapolis Taps Leon Williamson As Market President
Leon Williamson has been named the new Market President for iHeartMedia Indianapolis. Williamson has served as the cluster's Senior Vice President of Sales since 2022. He will oversee iHeart's five stations in the market, spanning music, talk, and news formats.
East Texas NPR Affiliate Shuts Down Suddenly After Three Years
KVUT 99.7, the University of Texas at Tyler's non-commercial radio station known for carrying NPR programming, has shut down its operations. KVUT began broadcasting in May 2021 and officially launched in September of that year.
For Home Depot Versus Lowe’s, The Winner Was Radio
A surge in advertising, largely driven by Memorial Day weekend sales and promotions, brought big bucks to radio from battling home improvement giants. Leading the charge was The Home Depot, which topped the week's list of national radio advertisers.
FCC Schedules DIRS Drill Amid Debate on Mandatory Reporting
As broadcasters raise concerns about the FCC's proposed mandatory Disaster Information Reporting System reports, the Commission’s Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau has set a window for the next voluntary DIRS exercise.
Christian Kligora To Lead Salem’s Digital Sales In The West
Salem Media Group has appointed Christian Kligora as the new West Region Digital Sales Director for its digital marketing firm, Salem Surround. Kligora brings extensive digital marketing and operational experience from his previous executive role at Marketron.
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