Paul Howard has been in radio for 71 years. He's been selling radio for 55 years. Paul is 92 years old and still going strong. Dale Miller is the CEO of The West Virginia Radio Corporation where Paul works. “I’ve been making a living from radio since 1968 and still feel like a rookie next to Paul. If radio had a Mount Rushmore you’d have to start with Paul Howard. He is the one of the very best of all time.”[read more]
The Hispanic Radio Conference brings Hispanic radio leaders together to debate, discuss, and determine their future. To examine the challenges and review the opportunities facing their segment of the industry and the industry at large. Which in itself makes this a vitally important event.[read more]
That's what the Saga Communications Board of Directors must have been thinking when they extended the term of CEO Ed Christian's contract from 2021 to 2025. Christian has been the CEO of the company since is launched over 30 years ago. Saga went public in 1992.[read more]
Prosecutors in New York say strip club operator Michael Wright helped former WFAN morning show co-host Craig Carton steal $2 million. They recommend Wright spend between 21 and 27 months in prison for his role in the Ponzi scheme.[read more]
It’s Women’s History Month and FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel interviewed Cecilia Munoz -- currently Vice President of Public Interest Technology and Local Initiatives at New America -- on her podcast Broadband Conversations.[read more]
Alfred Williams is leaving Bonneville's Sports Radio 104.3 The Fan in Denver. Williams accepted a job with iHeart's KOA-AM/FM, which is also in Denver (he'll have to sit out a six month non-compete).[read more]
Marc Sherman has been named Regional Senior Vice President of Programming for iHeart’s 14-stations-combined New Orleans and Baton Rouge markets.[read more]
(By Loyd Ford) Being a great morning show host is not easy. It takes work to be excellent. It's challenging to push out a killer morning show every day. Here are 7 ideas to help you achieve morning show greatness. [read more]
(By Bob McCurdy) There is a price to pay for compounding professional knowledge and it’s paid in a currency not built upon the gold standard, but on focus and discipline. [read more]
(By Ronald Robinson) During his radio show, Bobby enjoys the company of a colorful bunch of talented ne’er-do-wells every time he hits the air. Those marvelous personalities are bantering back & forth with each other on a continuous basis. [read more]
Country Radio Hall of Famer Steve Harmon is taking over mornings on Westwood One’s Mainstream Country format. Harmon has previously had stints at KPLX/Dallas, WXTU/Philadelphia, and KNIX/Phoenix. [read more]
The New York Post does a nice piece on how Wayne Randazzo worked his way up to the broadcast booth for The New York Mets. It all started out in Nashville for Randazzo, at The Opreyland Hotel.[read more]
(By John Garziglia) Finally, the FCC has published in the Federal Register the FCC’s Quadrennial Review Notice of Proposed Rulemaking. This sets the comment and reply comment dates, comments being due April 29th and and reply comments due May 29th.[read more]
Our thanks to David Brown for sending us this classic photo from the 1960s of Ronald Reagan and Jerry Higley from KGBX-AM in Springfield, MO. Send your Blast From The Past photo 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]
Don't Miss Any News This Afternoon
The FREE Daily Radio News e-mail from RBR+TVBR is your home for the latest financial and regulatory news. This afternoon, right after 4pm eastern, Editor-in-Chief Adam Jacobson will have the most up-to-date radio and TV news from Main Street to Wall Streeet. Subscribe.
Copyright 2019 Streamline Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. Radio Ink ® is a registered trademark of Streamline Publishing, Inc. Audio Ink ™ is a trademark of Streamline Publishing, Inc.
If you were forwarded this email from a friend or co-worker, hitting the UNSUBSCRIBE link below will end their subscription. Instead, please reply directly to them to request they stop forwarding this publication to you.
Paul Howard has been in radio for 71 years. He's been selling radio for 55 years. Paul is 92 years old and still going strong. Dale Miller is the CEO of The West Virginia Radio Corporation where Paul works. “I’ve been making a living from radio since 1968 and still feel like a rookie next to Paul. If radio had a Mount Rushmore you’d have to start with Paul Howard. He is the one of the very best of all time.”
The Hispanic Radio Conference brings Hispanic radio leaders together to debate, discuss, and determine their future. To examine the challenges and review the opportunities facing their segment of the industry and the industry at large. Which in itself makes this a vitally important event.
That's what the Saga Communications Board of Directors must have been thinking when they extended the term of CEO Ed Christian's contract from 2021 to 2025. Christian has been the CEO of the company since is launched over 30 years ago. Saga went public in 1992.
Prosecutors in New York say strip club operator Michael Wright helped former WFAN morning show co-host Craig Carton steal $2 million. They recommend Wright spend between 21 and 27 months in prison for his role in the Ponzi scheme.
It’s Women’s History Month and FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel interviewed Cecilia Munoz -- currently Vice President of Public Interest Technology and Local Initiatives at New America -- on her podcast Broadband Conversations.
Alfred Williams is leaving Bonneville's Sports Radio 104.3 The Fan in Denver. Williams accepted a job with iHeart's KOA-AM/FM, which is also in Denver (he'll have to sit out a six month non-compete).
Marc Sherman has been named Regional Senior Vice President of Programming for iHeart’s 14-stations-combined New Orleans and Baton Rouge markets.
(By Loyd Ford) Being a great morning show host is not easy. It takes work to be excellent. It's challenging to push out a killer morning show every day. Here are 7 ideas to help you achieve morning show greatness. 
(By Bob McCurdy) There is a price to pay for compounding professional knowledge and it’s paid in a currency not built upon the gold standard, but on focus and discipline. 
(By Ronald Robinson) During his radio show, Bobby enjoys the company of a colorful bunch of talented ne’er-do-wells every time he hits the air. Those marvelous personalities are bantering back & forth with each other on a continuous basis. 
Country Radio Hall of Famer Steve Harmon is taking over mornings on Westwood One’s Mainstream Country format. Harmon has previously had stints at KPLX/Dallas, WXTU/Philadelphia, and KNIX/Phoenix. 
(By John Garziglia) Finally, the FCC has published in the Federal Register the FCC’s Quadrennial Review Notice of Proposed Rulemaking. This sets the comment and reply comment dates, comments being due April 29th and and reply comments due May 29th.
Our thanks to David Brown for sending us this classic photo from the 1960s of Ronald Reagan and Jerry Higley from KGBX-AM in Springfield, MO. Send your Blast From The Past photo 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 
