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Q3 Automaker Lobbying Surge Left Mark On AM Radio Act
The third quarter of 2025 brought a surge of lobbying activity from both automakers and broadcasters as the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act advanced through the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, with the auto industry’s influence clearly visible.
Local New York Lawmakers Unite to Protect AM Radio in Cars
As the bipartisan AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act waits for its day in the US Congress, the legislation continues to gain momentum outside of Capitol Hill, with support coming from local leaders for AM radio’s role in public safety and emergency communication.
Canada Ends Radio Renewals as FCC Eyes Reform
As the United States’ broadcast regulator takes steps toward deregulation, an even more dramatic parallel is emerging to the north. Canada's counterpart to the FCC has announced that radio stations will no longer need to apply for license renewals.
Even In a Government Shutdown, VOICES Act Gains Ground
The federal government shutdown is entering its tenth day with no end in sight, as Congress remains paralyzed by disputes over spending priorities. But even as Washington stands still, one piece of broadcast legislation has managed to find a new voice.
The Programming Model, Revisited
(Mike McVay) The three-minute adjustment by Nielsen is capturing listening that went unaccounted for previously. Where one can listen to the radio has changed, as well. Where we find ourselves warrants a new view of how programmers should be viewing content creation.
Beyond Metros: Why Brands Miss Out If They Miss Rural Radio
(Kathleen Miller Fink) In media buying conversations, the word “scale” almost always points to metropolitan areas. The logic seems simple: bigger cities equal bigger reach. But reach without relevance doesn’t always deliver results. That's where rural radio thrives.
Broadcasters Brace for Shutdown Impact on FCC and Congress
As October begins, broadcasters face more than the usual flurry of fourth-quarter activity. They also face the very real possibility of a federal government shutdown starting at midnight, which could lead to consequences far beyond the usual headaches.
Public Radio Fractures as NPR Battles CPB Over Network Control
For decades, NPR has operated public radio's content distribution backbone. Now, as federal funding ends, a feud is erupting in the sphere as a new coalition, backed by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, seeks to shift that system away from its caretaker.
Edison Data Shows AM/FM Radio Remains Vital To Rural America
With Washington rallying around the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, data from Edison Research is showing that traditional radio remains essential and irreplaceable in rural America, even as mobile devices continue to expand their share of audio nationwide.
Radio Isn’t Dead; What About Your Distribution Strategy?
(Mike McVay) Last week, I spoke at the annual conference held by the Arkansas Broadcasters Association on OTA and Streaming content that can generate revenue for radio and TV. I accepted the challenge gladly, but I must admit that I initially struggled…
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