ABC News Immerses In ‘The King Road Killings’
ABC News' upcoming narrative podcast, The King Road Killings: An Idaho Murder Mystery, delves into the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students. The five-episode series will provide an immersive account of the murders and manhunt.
False iHeart Endorsements Cost Google More Millions
Google has settled a lawsuit with the state of Texas over running deceptive radio ads for the Pixel 4 series smartphones. The ads featured a major broadcaster's talent giving testimonials about the phone, which they had never actually used.
Study: AM/FM Is Vital To Hollywood’s Summer Push
Blockbuster season is back, and cinemas need radio. What do moviegoers and audio lovers have in common? More than you might think according to data shared by Cumulus Media and Westwood One's Audio Active Group - and its great news for advertisers.
Advertising Crypto? Change May Be On The Horizon
Copywriters and sellers beware: there could be a new set of regulations coming to cryptocurrency advertisements. As many crypto companies go bust, Congress is looking to warn potential customers about the risks of investing by adding more transparency to the category.
What The 2020 Census Means For Hispanic Radio
As the US Hispanic population booms, Roberto Ramirez and Merarys Ríos-Vargas, of the United States Census Bureau, unpack the latest data from 2020 with Radio Ink and dig into what those numbers mean for radio programming and sales.
Media Monitors: Q2 Ad Spend Pumps The Brakes
Another week into May and national radio ad play saw another 6% week-over-week decrease between radio's top five national advertisers. The latest data from Media Monitors shows Progressive is still at the top of the leaderboard for the third week in a row.
“No One Listens To The Radio Anymore”
(By Roy Williams) “Radio is dying.” “Radio is dead.” “My friends and I don’t listen to the radio. We (blah, blah, blah) instead.” “No one listens to the radio anymore." You've heard these before from clients, friends, strangers, and family.
Heritage NOLA Non-Comm Still Searches For Home
Storied New Orleans radio station WWOZ is still looking for a new place to call home after the Jazz & Heritage Foundation board decided against purchasing a building on St. Charles Avenue to house their studios. The station must leave their current French Quarter digs.
NASCAR Has Wide Audio Reach With Women
A research study conducted by FMR Associates and commissioned by Motor Racing Network reveals that NASCAR fans represent a lucrative audience for local radio stations. The study provides valuable insights into the Next Gen NASCAR audience, especially in one key demographic.
Another WMGK Talent Hangs Up His Headphones
Days after John DeBella announced his impending retirement from Philadelphia 102.9 WMGK, another legacy talent departed the station. Jim Kinney, a veteran production and on-air talent, retired on Friday, May 12, according to an announcement by Beasley Media Group.
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