The ban was for 12 hours for the syndicated host and the reason Twitter gave Larson was hate speech. Larson says he was simply replying to an activist who lashed out at Portland police.[read more]
This is the fourth year for this popular Radio Ink list. We've watched so many great broadcasters who make this list climb the ladder into management and leadership positions in the radio industry. Make your nomination for the 2019 African-American Future Leaders in Radio issue of Radio InkHERE. [read more]
Westwood One SVP of Digital Content Tim Sabean has safely returned from the Computer Electronics Show madness in Las Vegas. It was Tim's first trip to the craziness that showcases the hottest gadgets, latest digital inventions, and futuristic technology. [read more]
(By Charlie Sislen) Convincing a business that either does not use radio or does not advertise at all is a daunting task. It takes an investment in time and sweat.[read more]
(By Bob McCurdy) An article I read recently extracted select quotes from three books: How Not to Plan, Eat Your Greens, and Effectiveness in Context. These books are worth being added to any radio salesperson’s personal library. Here are some quotes from each, along with my thoughts.[read more]
(By Jeff McHugh) “It’s your ear more than your eye,” said CBS 60 Minutes creator, the late Don Hewitt. Broadcasters sometimes overlook the importance of audio. In television, what audiences hear is more important than what they see. Radio and podcast presenters have only sound to work with, but many leave its potential unexplored.[read more]
The Candy, Mike and Todd Show, hosted by Candy Harper, Mike Lewis, and Todd Herman, will make its debut on KIRO Radio/Seattle, Monday, January 14, 3-7 p.m.[read more]
Mike Rich has joined Townsquare Media as Market President and Chief Revenue Officer of its Danbury operations. Rich will report to Senior Vice President, Local Media, Rob Williams. [read more]
Chicago Classic Rock station 97.1 FM - The Drive recently collaborated with Operation Gratitude to send holiday care packages to servicemen and women overseas.[read more]
Red Pilled America is an iHeartRadio Original Podcast from husband-and-wife team Patrick Courrielche and Adryana Cortez, that was recently featured in The Washington Times for an article about story-focused podcasts.[read more]
Our thanks to Jim Sumpter for sharing this classic. This is Jim as Dr. Boogie from the classic 56QAM control room. "I'm sure I was either playing "Boogie Fever" or "You Should Be Dancing" or some other timeless classic. I wish you could see my face, because I haven't lost a single hair, gained a single pound, or even gotten a single wrinkle since this was taken, now some 42 years ago." Send your Blast to edryantheeditor@gmail.com.[read more]
Are you hearing things about your market? Let us investigate. Radio Ink Magazine is the only 27-year-old trade magazine in the radio industry. That's the result of a lot of trust over those years. Send all news tips in total confidence, and any other station news to Radio Ink Editor Ed Ryan at edryantheeditor@gmail.com[read more]
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The ban was for 12 hours for the syndicated host and the reason Twitter gave Larson was hate speech. Larson says he was simply replying to an activist who lashed out at Portland police.
This is the fourth year for this popular Radio Ink list. We've watched so many great broadcasters who make this list climb the ladder into management and leadership positions in the radio industry. Make your nomination for the 2019 African-American Future Leaders in Radio issue of Radio Ink 
Westwood One SVP of Digital Content Tim Sabean has safely returned from the Computer Electronics Show madness in Las Vegas. It was Tim's first trip to the craziness that showcases the hottest gadgets, latest digital inventions, and futuristic technology. 
(By Gary Berkowitz) Dear General Manager, There are a few things that have been on my mind. Please allow me to tell you about them.
(By Charlie Sislen) Convincing a business that either does not use radio or does not advertise at all is a daunting task. It takes an investment in time and sweat.
(By Bob McCurdy) An article I read recently extracted select quotes from three books: How Not to Plan, Eat Your Greens, and Effectiveness in Context. These books are worth being added to any radio salesperson’s personal library. Here are some quotes from each, along with my thoughts.
(By Jeff McHugh) “It’s your ear more than your eye,” said CBS 60 Minutes creator, the late Don Hewitt. Broadcasters sometimes overlook the importance of audio. In television, what audiences hear is more important than what they see. Radio and podcast presenters have only sound to work with, but many leave its potential unexplored.
The Candy, Mike and Todd Show, hosted by Candy Harper, Mike Lewis, and Todd Herman, will make its debut on KIRO Radio/Seattle, Monday, January 14, 3-7 p.m.
Mike Rich has joined Townsquare Media as Market President and Chief Revenue Officer of its Danbury operations. Rich will report to Senior Vice President, Local Media, Rob Williams. 
Illiad Media Twin Falls, Idaho, has named Ivie their new afternoon voice for Q106.7/Twin Falls.
Chicago Classic Rock station 97.1 FM - The Drive recently collaborated with Operation Gratitude to send holiday care packages to servicemen and women overseas.
Red Pilled America is an iHeartRadio Original Podcast from husband-and-wife team Patrick Courrielche and Adryana Cortez, that was recently featured in The Washington Times for an article about story-focused podcasts.
Our thanks to Jim Sumpter for sharing this classic. This is Jim as Dr. Boogie from the classic 56QAM control room. "I'm sure I was either playing "Boogie Fever" or "You Should Be Dancing" or some other timeless classic. I wish you could see my face, because I haven't lost a single hair, gained a single pound, or even gotten a single wrinkle since this was taken, now some 42 years ago." Send your Blast to 
Are you hearing things about your market? Let us investigate. Radio Ink Magazine is the only 27-year-old trade magazine in the radio industry. That's the result of a lot of trust over those years. Send all news tips in total confidence, and any other station news to Radio Ink Editor Ed Ryan at 
