The Athletic Makes Local Podcast Cuts As Owners Aim For Profit
The Athletic, acquired by The New York Times in 2022, is scaling back its local podcasts while focusing more on national audio content. Sources inside The Athletic say the shift is strictly audio, and beat reporters will continue to write local coverage.
Why Radio Can’t Afford To Ignore The Multicultural Majority
New research reveals that white people between the ages of 13 and 49 are now more influenced by Hispanic, Black, and Asian cultures than ever before. This shift has important implications for radio and audio advertising for an increasingly multicultural audience.
Catching Up With Radio’s 30 & Under Superstars: Kaylin Mozdzen
Before the nomination window for Radio Ink's 2023 30 and Under Superstars closes on Monday at 5p ET, we're checking in with some of last year's class of honorees for an update. Today, we talk with Cumulus Media's Kaylin Mozdzen.
Brick-and-Mortar Sees 20% Lift After Cutting All Ads But Audio
What if a small business cut out all advertising except audio advertising for six weeks? This was the purpose of a new case study that underscores the effectiveness of audio advertising in driving foot traffic to brick-and-mortar businesses.
Blast From The Past: Rod Anders, 1957
Happy Friday! This week's Radio Ink Blast from the Past features Rod Anders in 1957. Send your Blast From The Past to Cameron at [email protected] for your chance to be featured.
‘Café Mocha’ Pours A Hot Sales Deal With SupeRadio
Syndicated radio show Café Mocha, produced by Miles Ahead Broadcasting, is marking its 13th anniversary with a new advertising sales partnership with SupeRadio. The four-time Gracie Award-winning show airs in eight of the top 10 markets.
RTDNA Pushes For Live Audio Allowance At Donald Trump Trial
The Radio Television Digital News Association has submitted a legal request to the US District Court of Washington D.C., seeking live audio and video coverage of the scheduled March 2024 trial related to January 6th activities involving former President Donald Trump.
Nick Cannon, Zach Sang Tease Amazon’s Post-Amp Plans
On Wednesday, news broke that Amazon is discontinuing its live-audio app, Amp, after less than two years. Now Nick Cannon and Zach Sang, both lured away from terrestrial radio to the platform, are teasing new projects with the company.
WABC Remembers Bernard McGuirk One Year After His Death
77WABC Radio commemorated the one-year anniversary of the passing of its former Bernie & Sid in the Morning co-host, Bernard McGuirk, who died of prostate cancer. McGuirk hosted the show alongside Sid Rosenberg from April 2018 until his passing.
Bret Gogoel To Anchor Two Chicago-Centric Shows On WLS-AM
Cumulus Media's Chicago News/Talk radio station, 890 WLS-AM, is placing Bret Gogoel in the anchor chair for two new one-hour afternoon news programs: The Closing Bell and PM Chicago featuring business and local headlines.
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