Atlanta’s WSB Helps Bring In $1.44m For Clark’s Christmas Kids
The annual Clark’s Christmas Kids program, a collaboration between Cox Media Group Atlanta’s 95.5 WSB and Clark Howard, has once again brought festive cheer to Georgia's foster children. Celebrating its 33rd year, the program raised more than $1.44 million.
Seattle’s KZOK Taps B.J. Shea To Follow Danny Bonaduce
Seattle's radio scene saw a shake-up last week, with actor and long-time radio host Danny Bonaduce retiring from 102.5 KZOK on Friday. iHeartMedia won't let his chair get cold with B.J. Shea set to take over the morning anchor spot with Bonaduce's co-host Sarah.
PRPD Refreshes Board Ahead Of Brand Refresh In 2024
The Public Radio Program Directors Association is welcoming a fresh cohort of industry leaders to its board of directors. With the organization on the brink of a major rebrand, the board's Governance committee carefully curated a diverse lineup of new members.
Pfizer Uses Radio To Help With Holiday Headaches
With seven days until Christmas, Lowe's has climbed back to number one on Media Monitors' list of radio's top national advertisers. December continues to be the golden month of revenue that the industry was hoping for, with another week far exceeding the year's average.
Audacy and CBS Local Television Strike Audio Stream Deal
Audacy and CBS Television have announced a content distribution partnership to enhance the reach of CBS-owned stations. Audio simulcasts of news streams from 14 CBS stations in major markets like Boston, Chicago, and New York are now accessible on Audacy's app.
Across America, Radio Stations Bring Holiday Hope To Charities
Hearts and coffers are full after one of the largest weeks in the history of Radio Ink's Season of Giving Tally. The causes ranged from St. Jude to local food banks to animal shelters, but they all have one thing in common: radio stations making a difference.
Multicultural Leaders Push FCC For Workforce Diversity Reporting
FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks, alongside Congresswoman Yvette Clarke (D-NY-9) and 26 other members of Congress, has made a strong call for the reinstatement of the FCC’s collection of broadcast workforce diversity data.
Let’s Start with Great Customer Service
(By Pat Bryson) Previously we have spoken about "customer service" versus "customer experience." To sell radio, we need to be outstanding at both, but today, let’s start with “customer service.” It’s the least we can do to keep clients happy.
10 Ailments and Cures For The Common Sales Call
(By Loyd Ford) In the world of sales, making the right impression during a call is critical, yet too many sellers fall into ten common pitfalls that turn off a prospective client's interest. Here are ten missteps and their solutions:
The Season Of Gratitude
(By Marc Greenspan) ‘Tis the season for celebrating, yet what is there to celebrate? I will forego my usual column to be grateful. Despite all that is going on around us, we have found the radio industry to be resilient and strong.
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