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The 40 Most Powerful People In Radio
On Monday, our most popular issue of the year will start mailing to subscribers across the country. Our 40 Most Powerful People in Radio issue has quite a few surprises, including what radio's most powerful think about more deregulation, why they believe radio's revenue has been stagnant for years and how to overcome that, and how they're pushing radio's great success story out to the consumer and advertiser communities. And you will only be
able to see what they have to say on the pages of our print and digital issues of the magazine. This content will not be posted online. Our 40
Most Powerful People in Radio issue has been our most popular  since it was first launched back in 1996. We will not be mailing out free copies, so please do not ask. To subscribe to our print edition in time to receive this issue, GO HERE. To subscribe to our digital edition, GO HERE.  To pre-order a single copy for $15 plus shipping, call 561.655.8778 today. We will sell out of this issue.
 
Here’s a sneak peek at what subscribers will see Monday.
 
WILL BOB PITTMAN HOLD ON TO THE NUMBER ONE POSITION?
 
iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman has been the Most Powerful Person in Radio since he arrived nine years ago. The past 12 months have been very interesting indeed. The iHeart bankruptcy filing is now in the rearview mirror, and Pittman and his team are looking straight ahead with a much lower debt bill to pay, over 800 radio stations, a growing podcast division, and more than 1,000 annual events. Will Entercom CEO David Field, Cumulus CEO Mary Berner, or a
sleeper executive make the final jump to the top and unseat Pittman? The Radio Ink editorial board battled it out until the bloody end, and all the details will be revealed to subscribers on Monday.
 
A LIFETIME OF LEADERSHIP!
 
George Beasley was told when he was young to stick to teaching. The radio industry is a better place today because he ignored that advice, over 50 years ago. Beasley has had a very successful ride in radio over the decades, and the company that bears his name is now the 6th-largest radio company in the nation. In this special — and lengthy — feature on George Beasley, you'll learn exactly how he turned in a lifetime of successes in a business he still loves today.
 
THIS ISSUE IS MORE THAN JUST A LIST
 
It's over 100 pages of powerful advice and hundreds of ideas you can use on the street today. Radio Ink Magazine has been publishing for over 27 years. We are the only remaining, trusted print magazine that focuses on radio's positive impact, aimed at helping managers succeed at their craft every day. You want an edge when competing with Facebook, Google, Spotify, and television. We give you that edge in every issue.

ALSO IN THIS MONSTER ISSUE...

Two Advertiser Success Stories
Roy On How To Prune Your Account List
How PDs Successfully Program Multiple Stations
Motivating Your Team With Feedback
A 90-Year Radio Success Story
How To Get Prospects To Return Your Calls

Get your own copy of this MASSIVE issue today by subscribing to Radio Ink’s print edition HERE or our digital edition HERE.

Radio is at a crossroads. Every digital company is knocking on the doors of your advertisers, your domination in the car is being challenged, the FCC is considering raising ownership caps, and you are facing more competition than ever before. Learn exactly what the 40 Most Powerful People are thinking. They are the people leading you into the Promised Land, and you just might wind up working for one of them someday. You SHOULD want to know what they're thinking.

In this issue of Radio Ink, we've packed well over 100 pages of editorial content with one goal in mind — to make you better at what you do every day you walk out the door.  

Stop stealing the boss's copy. It's time to invest in yourself.

Radio Ink is the only remaining print trade publication in radio, created over 27 years ago to help you become the best at YOUR trade.

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Sincerely,

Ed Ryan
Editor-in-Chief
Radio Ink Magazine
edryantheeditor@gmail.com

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