Former KJLH colleagues Carl Nelson, Lee Michaels and Eric “Rico” Reed remember longtime journalist and public affairs leader Jacquie Stephens as an accomplished journalist, pioneering broadcaster and trusted voice whose legacy continues through the KJLH Women’s Health Forum.
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CBS Pittsburgh is building an in-house AR/VR newsroom. Here is how the technology works, what viewers will see, and what radio can learn from it.
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ng rose 23% year over year, but average ad load hit a record 8.75%. Here is what the numbers mean for broadcasters and independent publishers.
Read MoreFans expecting to see Earth, Wind & Fire and Lionel Richie at San Francisco’s Chase Center on Thursday night were instead met with a last-minute announcement that the concert had been postponed because of a medical...
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Harvey Stone guided KBLX for more than three decades and helped prove that an independent, minority-owned station could compete with broadcasting’s largest companies.
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KCAL management says the personality-driven format was not profitable and clarifies that the replacement is not using AI voices. Professional voice talent and human music curators remain – but every on-air personality is still gone.
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Radio News Now Staff The E.W. Scripps Company says technology will help put more...
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The FCC has finalized Auction 114 for 132 FM construction permits. New entrants may qualify for bidding credits, but applicants must confront engineering, site, financing and operating costs before they bid.
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KCAL 96.7 has dismissed every full-time, part-time and weekend personality as the Inland Empire Classic Rock station moves to an “All Music, All the Time” presentation. The decision puts radio’s local-value argument directly on trial.
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IFPI has begun applying new eligibility rules to AI-assisted recordings. The safeguards address rights and fraud—but they also raise a fundamental question: where are the listeners?
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Zimmer Communications and Mid-West Family plan to combine nine Springfield, Missouri, radio stations under local ownership, pending FCC approval.
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WTOP will end its 19-year 103.9 FM Frederick simulcast on August 1 and lease the signal to K-LOVE while remaining on 103.5 FM, 107.7 FM and digital platforms.
Read MoreMultiple media trade publications are reporting that Nielsen plans to discontinue its radio and television audience-measurement services in Puerto Rico at the end of 2026. As of July 24, Nielsen had not issued a public...
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A reported breach involving 55.3 million Suno accounts raises hard questions about what information was exposed, why users were not told sooner, and whether creators’ music or unpublished work was placed at risk.
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2026 Living Legends Foundation Inc.
Awards Show & Dinner
Producer and record executive Herb Trawick was born on April 7, 1956, to Jean and Herb Trawick,...
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By Radio News Now Staff James “Jim” Gilstrap, the extraordinarily gifted vocalist whose voice...
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Every few months, another headline announces that a music company, catalog, distributor, or...
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The Suno copyright lawsuit could reshape AI music, copyright law, artist compensation, and music licensing. Here’s why the case matters.
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A Supreme Court ruling could weaken the political balance that was intended to keep the Federal...
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