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The FCC is one step closer to breaking its longstanding 2-2 deadlock. On Wednesday, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation approved Anna Gomez's bid to fill the fifth Commissioner seat, where it will now go to the Senate floor for a vote.

(By Deborah Parenti) Whatever else transpired during last month, May turned out to be a month of positive developments for radio broadcasters with promising signals for the future if efforts persist. Broadcasters have momentum on their side now, but will we carry it?

Earlier in March, WIRK's Tim & Chelsea in the Morning received a call from a listener asking for their help. The listener's friend, Jennifer, is in the final stages of terminal cancer and she had one final wish - to meet firefighters.

On Thursday Edison Research released its findings from The Infinite Dial 2023. This year saw great news for podcasts and radio, with key insights about at-home listening and a warning about the importance of remaining in-car.

(By Buzz Knight) I, like many of you, hoped that innovation would thrive over these last few years of pandemic uncertainty, supply chain challenges and labor shortages. So much for the kitchen sink being thrown at multiple industries as a way to short circuit the innovation process.

(By Buzz Knight) Once again, industries of all type descend upon Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show. For some it’s just a getaway to satisfy a gambling itch, and for others it’s to satisfy the curiosity itch.

(By Mike McVay) If you made it to Radio Ink’s Forecast 2023 last week, you know that it was well attended, packed with amazing guests and full of great information for executives to walk away with and take advantage of for their companies.

(By Pat Bryson) Our field of expertise is advertising. We should strive to be the person our clients call when they have any questions on how to market their businesses. They should be anxious to refer their friends, knowing that we will give the friend the same service and excellent advice they experience.

(By Pat Bryson) Being a successful salesperson today requires a new level of sophistication and expertise. The salespeople who will win in 2023 will become the guides for businesspeople showing them a way to survive and thrive no matter what happens in the world.

(By Mike McVay) One of my radio friends sent me a text the other night, as he left a concert, sharing his disappointment in what he heard, but didn’t see. The performance by the artist satisfied him. The poor performance by the radio station who was involved as the presenting station was at the root of his disappointment.