Transcription App Aims To Make Podcasts Accessible To All
One app is launching a new feature to make podcast content more accessible. Matter introduced "Readable Podcasts" to its platform, allowing users the ability to save and transcribe podcasts alongside the ability to highlight, take notes, and share quotes.
Audacy’s Annual ‘I’m Listening’ Returns To Promote Mental Health
Audacy, in collaboration with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, is bringing back its annual mental health initiative, I'm Listening, on September 20. The special broadcast encourages open discussions about mental health.
Washington, DC Responds To Anna Gomez’s FCC Confirmation
On Thursday afternoon, Anna Gomez was confirmed as the fifth Commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission, filling a long-vacant seat. The Senate vote made waves across the capitol, and numerous major political players are weighing in.
Five Minutes Or Less: Can Shorter Stopsets Really Print Money?
One of the hottest interview series in Radio Ink headlines this year revolved around shorter stopsets - everyone says that's what radio needs, but so few stations actually make it happen. Now you can join that conversation live at the Radio Masters Sales Summit.
Study Links Children’s Well-Being and Development To Audio
Family audio production company ABF Creative has released a study exploring the relationship between audio content and child development. The research offers evidence of audio's significant role in emotional well-being, academic performance, and mental health.
Still No Word From Nielsen How Layoffs Affect Audio Division
Earlier this week, Nielsen announced its second major workforce reduction of the year, laying off approximately 9% of its global staff. This decision comes amid increasing competition in US TV and cross-platform media measurement.
Andrew Golis Departs Executive Role At New York Public Radio
Andrew Golis, the Chief Content Officer for New York Public Radio, is set to leave his position on September 15. Golis has been with NYPR since February 2019 and has overseen content for WNYC, Classical WQXR, and Gothamist.com.
Blast From The Past: Scott Howard; WMEE, 1980
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Scott Howard at his third full-time radio gig at WMEE in Fort Wayne, IN. Send your Blast From The Past to our Online Editor Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured.
‘Salt Lick Sessions’ Goes From YouTube To Radio On WERS
Emerson College's 88.9 WERS in Boston is collaborating with nonprofit Salt Lick Incubator to introduce a new radio series, The Salt Lick Sessions. Originally started as a YouTube channel in 2022, The Salt Lick Sessions spotlights up-and-coming artists.
LRN Adds Scott Shannon’s True Oldies To Syndication Roster
Local Radio Networks has expanded its syndication offering to include Scott Shannon's True Oldies Channel, marking its 19th 24/7 music format. Hosted by legendary 'Boss Jock' Scott Shannon, the channel focuses on hits from the 60s and 70s.
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