Larry O’Brien, Famous Voice In Pittsburgh Radio, Dead At 81
Legendary Pittsburgh radio personality Larry O’Brien, known for the "O’Brien & Garry" morning show on 1250 WTAE and 96.1 WHTX, has passed away at the age of 81. O’Brien succumbed to complications of pneumonia after battling COPD and kidney disease.
After Covering Tornadoes, Journalist Joins Fight For AM Radio
Despite recent criticisms of the AM For Every Vehicle Act from print media, renowned national journalist and native Kansan Max McCoy rose to defend AM radio from his personal experiences in times of emergency, saying the band protects and informs like no other.
Sports Audio Listeners More Wealthy and Passionate
SiriusXM Media, GroupM, and Edison Research collaborated on the broadcaster's inaugural Sports Audio Report, which explores the depth of sports fandom in the US and how radio, podcasts, and satellite content participates.
The Fountain Of New Ideas
(By Roy Williams) Today we’re going to look at three different "art worlds." Places where play is the important thing, not targets and goals. After discussing the examples of art worlds, I'm also going to suggest that you create your own.
Blast From The Past: NAB Show 1940
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from NAB Show 1940 held at the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco. Send your Blast From The Past to our Online Editor Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured.
Third Man Records Lends Support To College Radio Vinylthon
This weekend, more than 200 radio stations across the globe will participate in Vinylthon 2024, dedicating their broadcasts exclusively to vinyl records on April 20 and 21. This unique annual event benefits the College Radio Foundation.
Buffalo Broadcasters To Add Four From Radio To Hall of Fame
The Buffalo Broadcasters Association has announced its 2024 Hall of Fame inductees. This year's class includes a wide range of seasoned radio professionals who have made significant contributions to the industry, from on-air to management.
CapRadio Contests Its Endowment Board Giving Away Tower
The fight over Sacramento's Capital Public Radio is turning bitter as owner Sacramento State is battling the station's endowment board over the board's gift of a transmission tower used by CapRadio to KVIE-TV, who the board now wants to run CapRadio.
Triton: ‘NPR News Now’ Grabs Top Pod Spot For March
Triton Digital has released its March 2024 US Podcast Ranker. This ranker, measured by Triton's Podcast Metrics service, highlights the top-performing podcasts and networks based on average weekly downloads and users between February 26 to March 31.
NPR ‘Tiny Desk’ Creator Bob Boilen Starts New Radio Chapter
Bob Boilen, the creative force behind NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts and All Songs Considered, will become the new program director for Takoma Radio in Takoma Park, MD. Boilen currently hosts My Tiny Morning Show on Wednesday mornings on the station.
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