Business and Law
Warshaw Met With Carr to Talk Ownership Caps
CEO of Connoisseur Media wants "to avoid local radio going the way of the...
News and Business
Business and Law
FCC Believes World Cup Communication Will Score Highly
It has coordinated with the 11 host cities for spectrum management and security
People News
Xperi Names Greenwald to Broadcast Role
He is the new VP of broadcast products and services
Business and Law
FCC Proposes Deletion of Vacant SW Tennessee FM Allocation
In Selmer, Class A 105.5 WXQQ had its license cancelled in 2022
News and Business
Missouri Broadcasters Association Inducts Seven New HOF Members
Honorees include John Beck, Dan Dierdorf and Denny Matthews
Show News
DXing Will Be Featured at the Madison Clinic
The Midwest Regional Broadcasters Clinic has announced the sessions for its event in September
Business and Law
ASCAP Files Infringement Suit Against Four Radio Groups
It alleged the stations involved have been playing music without a license
People News
ABA Names Terry Harper Its 2026 Engineer of the Year
He's offered contract engineering services in Alabama since the 1990s
Programming and Sales
Rod Schwartz Offers Patriotic Shorts
Short-form episodes are available to help stations celebreate America’s 250th
People News
BE Names David Sparano as CTO
Firm cites his experience at companies like GatesAir, Comark and Thomson
News Makers
OOH, OTT, CTV and Other Revenue Drivers
Rick Ducey on the evolving radio sales ecosystem
News and Business
Massachusetts Broadcasters HOF Welcomes Seven New Members
Radio inductees are Jordan Rich of WBZ and Barbara Dacey, formerly of WMVY
Business and Law
Copper Theft Is an Attack on American Infrastructure, FCC’s Trusty Says
She urged for felony-level penalties at the state level
Programming and Sales
In Michiana, WBET and United Way Raise $198K in Radiothon
“Local radio works,” Tom Duke of Swick Broadcasting told us
People News
Michigan Broadcasters Honor Two Engineers
John S. Martin and Richard Thomas II receive plaudits
Business and Law
EAS in Software? The FCC Prepares to Take a Closer Look
The commission wants to explore more changes to EAS and WEA
Headlines
FCC Set to Require EAS Firewalls and Unique Passwords
Attacks on EAS equipment “continue to occur with disturbing frequency”
Programming and Sales
We Still Believe in Radio
Feeling low about our business? These announcers and PDs would like a word
Business and Law
Supreme Court Upholds FCC’s Authority to Issue Fines
But the decision may make it more difficult to collect the penalties
Business and Law
Houston FM Translator Operator to Pay $50,000 for FCC Violations
SDK Franco owns the 92.5 and 105.3 signals
People News
Jim Rose to Lead Washington State Association of Broadcasters
The experienced broadcaster is its new president and CEO
Business and Law
TextNow Adds iHeartRadio to Its Ecosystem
“Stream music and radio without paying for data”
Headlines
Canada’s CHU Shortwave Time Station to Be Silenced
The National Research Council said its Ottawa transmission site is at end of life
Programming and Sales
Latest Nielsen/Edison Research Data Reveals Radio Uptick
News/talk maintained its position as the top format
News and Business
NAB Launches Merkhet Solutions to Advance BPS Deployment
Sam Matheny, who has led the Broadcast Positioning System effort for NAB, will be...
Headlines
An Ohio Valley 100,000-Watt FM Signal Is Severed in Broad Daylight
The community has rallied around "The Dawg," Mike Kirtner explains
Business and Law
Broadcasters Still Face Too Much Fee Burden, NAB Believes
It argues the FCC isn't accounting for time spent on entities like Big Tech
News Makers
Outdated Records Leave Microwave Links at Risk
Howard Fine documents errors on Part 74 licenses traced to an FCC database transition
Business and Law
FCC Issues Violation Notices to Two Co-Owned Illinois Stations
The pair had tower structure infractions
Business and Law
FCC Sets Restrictions for NCE FM Translator Window
There will be a 10-application cap and the primary station must be commonly owned
Business and Law
LPFM Advocate Calls for a Power Boost
Worries about a “declining, paper-local service trapped by a 100-watt ceiling”
Programming and Sales
New Radio Show Looks to Restore Civility to Constitutional Debate
"America @ 250: Due Diligence" begins in June
News Makers
Former CBS Radio Engineer Henry Lenz Is Still Rolling
Lenz's Substack pays tribute to the network he never thought he'd outlive
Headlines
FCC Issues Blunt Reminder to Broadcasters
Public notice reminds licensees that non-compliance carries heavy consequences
Programming and Sales
Nebraska Public Media Announces Omaha Launch Date
It acquired the 101.9 FM signal in February for $1.2 million
Business and Law
FCC Commissioner Olivia Trusty Tours Nebraska
She talked defense, disaster tech and rural broadband with local stakeholders
People News
Longtime Philadelphia Engineer Chris Sarris to Retire
His four decades include 26 years at 101.1 WBEB(FM)
News and Business
West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame to Induct Seven New Members
Honorees include Michele Crist, executive director of the WVBA
Programming and Sales
Information Is Now Inventory
What was once purely informational is now premium and sellable
News and Business
CBS News Radio’s Final Newscasts Pay Homage to Its Legacy
At 11:30 p.m. Friday, it offered a special report featuring several of its familiar...
Business and Law
Christian Labels Say AM, FM Rules Require Different Approaches
They say FM caps should be retained but AM needs further deregulation