News and Business
FCC Fines Cumulus $26,000 in EEO Case
The NAB had sought to intervene without success
Here’s How Audacy Is Navigating Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
The prepackaged filing will reduce the radio group's debt from $1.9B to $350M
Ferncast to Offer Aixtream Cloud by Subscription
Manufacturer is exhibiting at Hamburg event this month
KQED Receives 2024 World Radio Day Award
The annual honor is given by the Academy of Radio Arts & Sciences of...
Rob Quicke Releases Debut Book on Audio Production
He is the founder of College Radio Day
Jim Offerdahl Forms Radio Gearheads
New equipment and services company includes John Lackness as director of sales
CGR Radio Grows Its Presence Serving Visually Impaired Listeners
The radio reading service has expanded to six streams
AM Stations Should Get on the Metadata Bandwagon
While analog AM does not support metadata, other signals in use by AM broadcasters...
Norman Corwin Award Nominations Open
Nominees should have worked in audio theatre for at least 10 years
APRE Announces Scholarship, Engineering Award Opportunities
The group will hold its annual radio engineering conference this April
Adthos Uses AI to Generate Nostalgic Radio Jingles
It produced this video applying artificial intelligence to a classic radio theme
Renew Your Expired SBE Certification Without a Retest
Here's a special offering from the SBE for its 60th anniversary
AM Station Totals Continue to Erode in the U.S.
Meanwhile the growth in the number of translators plateaued
Tony Bruno Sports Network Chooses NextKast OnAir
New content provider uses NextKast’s Multi-Party GoLive feature
Xperi Shows a Gaming Prototype for DTS AutoStage
Says consumers want video and games in cars while “radio remains essential anchor”
FCC Draft Would Bring a Disaster Reporting Mandate Closer
NPRM to be considered this month would prompt another round of industry comment
Six Contest Ideas to Start the New Year
In a sea of sameness, unpredictability is a differentiator
Audacy Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Second-largest U.S. radio company will exchange equity for debt relief
FCC Seeks to Enhance DIRS Reporting
Pending proposal will explore the question of a broadcast requirement further
Santa Catalina Noncom Gets One-Year License Renewal
FCC expresses concern over extended silences and public file omissions
WBAP in Texas Adds an FM Signal
Another AM radio station finds a home on the FM dial
No Luck for Omni Broadcasting in WTKP Appeal
The FCC Media Bureau won’t restore its license for the Florida station
Sorry, KLLM … No Horse Creek for You
The FCC has rejected an FM station’s application to change its community of license
Callahan Named Interim NAFB Executive Director
The search to fill the role permanently continues
WSJ Report: Audacy Close to Filing for Bankruptcy
Radio broadcaster had been working with lenders to negotiate debt
Stay on the Good Side of the FCC
ABIP inspectors and radio attorneys talk about common enforcement triggers
FM6 LPTV Rules Take Effect
The 14 grandfathered “Franken FMs” must confirm parameters by Jan. 29
Long-Time Tech Journalist Frank Beacham Has Died
Radio World readers knew him for articles about portable recorders, microphones and tabletop radios
FCC Gives Birach AM Another Chance
Oklahoma station has had issues maintaining service
For Jurison, Data Display Is the Face of Radio
Alan Jurison is the recipient of the 2024 Radio World Excellence in Engineering Award.
Rosenworcel Posts Her Highlight List for 2023
Key issues include affordable connectivity, AI and innovations in space
The FCC Keeps Radio Market Caps in Place
Completing 2018 review, it also rejects NAB’s pleas to redefine radio’s marketplace
A Look at Business Intelligence Tools for Radio
Tremendous insights are available if you know where to look
ABA Announces Engineering Academy Dates
The radio engineering class will be held in February
Rosenworcel Wants CSRIC to Look at AI
The FCC is seeking nominations for the next advisory group
Washington State Radio Broadcaster Avoids $20K FCC Fine
The commission instead admonishes the licensee for knowingly violating technical rules
Waiting for Chips, a Broadcaster Gets a Short EAS Extension
Eleven stations owned by the Cromwell Group of Illinois use Gorman-Redlich gear