Industry News

Unaided awareness for a local business towered over well-known national franchises, and the Radio advertising success story in this college town from Steve's Pest Control is an academic learning lesson worth hearing at the upcoming Radio Masters Sales Summit on September 10-11 in Cincinnati.

The Ranking Member of the Senate Commerce Committee, Ted Cruz, has shared the news that all five Commissioners will decide whether or not Audacy Inc.'s reorganization plan passes muster with regulatory policy. A Houston federal bankruptcy court approved in February.

Drews Retires; Cipriani, Goldschmidt Take the Helm

The post 2wcom Founder Sets Sail appeared first on Radio World.

The commission affirmed a penalty against Carolina University in a translator renewal case

The post FCC: Paperwork Error Will Cost School $4,875 appeared first on Radio World.

Georgia Association of Broadcasters gets a new president

The post Gravely to Succeed Houghton as GAB Leader appeared first on Radio World.

“Very pleased that Chairwoman Rosenworcel has come to her senses”

The post Cruz: The Full FCC Will Vote on Audacy Reorg appeared first on Radio World.

As expected, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez today signed off on an emergency motion giving Audacy Inc. the ability to extend its pause on meeting certain financial obligations beyond Monday — a request that came earlier this week due to FCC inaction in approving its post-bankruptcy restructuring agreement.

Company will introduce it at the IBC show

The post New Version of Orban 5750 Targets HD Channels appeared first on Radio World.

Radio station owners seeking new independent processing options for their HD subchannels can now consider a new offering from Orban that's getting its formal introduction at the upcoming IBC conference in Amsterdam.

On July 24, a NALF was handed to Carolina University, licensee of a Chattanooga, Tenn., FM translator, for failing to file a timely license renewal application and for unauthorized operation. Now, the FCC has upheld that fine. However, it agreed to reduce the licensee's financial penalty.