Aggregator

She's chief engineer and chairwoman of Denver's SBE chapter

The post Women in Engineering: Amanda Hopp of Crawford Broadcasting appeared first on Radio World.

NATPE Global has put its plans in motion to create a "NATPE Honors Awards Gala," described as "a new celebration recognizing trailblazing individuals whose creativity and visionary leadership are reshaping the entertainment industry."

Sen. John Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican, believes taxpayer funding of "partisan government broadcasting" networks should be put to a stop. That's why he has introduced the "No Propaganda Act." But, is it more symbolic than a true threat to NPR, given the "Lame Duck" Congressional session that will conclude in one month?

It was the talk of the global ad world across Sunday and Monday, thanks to a report in The Wall Street Journal. Ahead of the Opening Bell for U.S. financial markets, official word came from the two companies that are giants in the marketing and creative space. A stock-for-stock transaction will make the deal happen.

How good was this year for U.S. media, inclusive of digital and social outlets? The non-cyclical growth rate was the best seen since 1999 when one excludes the post-pandemic rebound of 2021.

The critical decisions broadcasters make in the next year will shape the industry's future. An essential conversation on the subject will be had in a webinar featuring the founder and CEO of Futuri, and the SVP/Chief Revenue Officer of Sinclair Inc. that has shifted to mid-February and will now include Sinclair's CMO.

13 ways that sustainability shows up in our industry

The post A Sustainability Sampler appeared first on Radio World.

.

The Media Bureau issues an Order adopting a Consent Decree resolving the unauthorized transfers of control of KCCS, LLC, licensee of Stations KSLM(AM), Salem, Oregon, and K282BY, Salem, Oregon

.

.

Comments due December 13, 2024. Reply Comments due December 18, 2024.

A Radio World reader has seen an increase in incidents recently

The post Have You Been Hit by Copper Theft? appeared first on Radio World.

In discussing radio's digital future, the EBU points to its Connected Car Playbook as a blueprint the industry can follow

The post WorldDAB Summit ’24: If We Don’t Collaborate, Nobody Will Succeed appeared first on Radio World.

Industry veteran says, “Call me primordial digital ooze”

The post SoundStack Names Thomas to Strategic Role appeared first on Radio World.

Madison and Wall media advertising expert Brian Wieser has great things to share about the remainder of 2024. "[Y]et again the industry produced a dramatic outperformance versus our (and, frankly, anyone else’s reasonable) expectations," he concludes. But, the end of the rainbow that was the past 12 months will be followed by gloomy skies for ad dollars, Wieser shares.

A News/Talk radio station with a rare set of "W" call letters west of the Mississippi River and its FM sibling offering Country music to a portion of Oklahoma are being sold.  The buyer is a local partnership between Darrel Dye and Bill Coleman.

Two out of three marketers expect business to improve next year while a third expect marketing budgets to increase, and 44% expect budgets to be maintained.  That's a key finding being shared by WARC in its just-released The Voice of the Marketer 2025 report.

The Chief of the FCC Media Bureau's Audio Division has signed a Consent Decree that will end the Commission's investigation into why the licenses for an AM radio station serving Oregon's state capital and its FM translator partner were transferred between family members — twice — without proper authorization.

In the latest arrangement that brings live sports play-by-play to a broadcast television channel, Gray Media has announced that it will bring select collegiate hockey matches to its stations, starting next week.