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A cast member of the syndicated Bob & Tom Show was the victim of an attempted homicide over the weekend, according to a local television report. Ron Sexton was targeted by a gunman who fired at least nine times into his rental car.

Lawmakers and broadcast station operators continue to mount pressure on manufacturers of electric vehicles who are deliberately leaving out AM radio tuners in their new, all-electric cars. Station owners say the fix to the issue isn't complicated.

(By Larry Rosin) The radio "hardware crisis" has accelerated over the last few years: Nearly 61% of Americans have a single-use radio in their homes as consumers gravitate toward Internet-connected devices. The issue is even impacting new cars.

We just finished a round of quarterly radio earnings calls where most CEO's touted the power of radio and how it has held its ground when compared to how traditional TV viewership and newspaper readership are being shattered. But is that really the truth?

Despite slick, new, computer-like infotainment systems installed in every new automobile that rolls off the lot, free radio continues to dominate listening in vehicles. Here's the data to prove it...

From Dierks Bentley and Jon Pardi performing at The Ryman to Thomas Rhett, who played opening night of CRS at the Amazon Music sponsored event, the gratitude from country artists was clear; thank you for playing our songs.

(By Buzz Knight) As we usher in 2022 and the Consumer Electronics Show I’m excited to share an interview I did with an authority on the Automotive sector and specifically the connected vehicle. Thilo Koslowski is currently CEO of his company AutoDGTL.

(By Mike McVay) The November 2021 print issue of Radio Ink carried an article that I authored whereby I interviewed some leading content strategists, radio programmers, managers, owners, consultants and audio insight experts. This column continues that discussion.

(By Chris Byrnes) Jeff Vidler of Signal Hill Insights and Radio Connects asked 1,510 Canadians in July this year where when and why they listen to various audio platforms including radio. In this article I will focus on the findings for radio.

Despite the most recent fears about the more contagious Delta COVID variant, Nielsen says audio use continues to increase and that's being driven by people getting out of their homes. One of radio's biggest strengths is reaching people in their cars and close to making a purchase.