NAB Leadership Foundation Adds Three New Board Members

The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Leadership Foundation elected Tony Coles of Black Information Network and iHeartMedia, Paul J. Curran Jr. of Cox Media Group (CMG) and Melody Smalls of Allen Media Group, Inc. to serve on its Board of Directors. “We are excited to welcome three outstanding individuals to the NAB Leadership Board and […]

Adthos Vaxx Campaign Uses Synthetic Voices

Adthos Creative Studio has released a free radio campaign that encourages Covid-19 vaccine uptake. The campaign uses synthetic voices created with AI technology. Assets are available for free download and use. Promos cover 6,500 cities in 40 countries and in 70 languages and dialects. The company said that for the United States it includes 1,000 […]

C-Band Relocation Payments Begin

Comtech dish on roof of WUWM Radio in Milwaukee. Courtesy DAWNco The entity responsible for paying out claims to incumbent earth station operators affected by the C-band shakeup in the United States says it has started cutting checks. The C-band Relocation Payment Clearinghouse (RPC) is paying claims filed directly by operators for costs related to […]

In Australia, DAB+ and RadioApp Extend Radio’s Reach

DAB+ is on the air in Australia’s five major metro markets plus several other cities. Commercial Radio Australia Chief Executive Officer Joan Warner has said, “DAB+ audiences have grown as a result of broadcasters enhancing their digital radio formats and car manufacturers continuing to add DAB+ radios to their vehicle ranges.” An estimated 2.8 million […]

Young, Multicultural Listeners Seek Out Spoken Word

Research from the latest NPR/Edison Spoken Word Audio Report suggests a significant uptick in listening to spoken word programming, especially podcasts. With a commensurate growth in the number and types of spoken word programs available, one might wonder how listeners discover and engage with the available options. The report turned up some interesting answers. The […]

Debate over WMAS specifics heats up

In August we told you about the notice of proposed rulemaking submitted by Sennheiser that asked the commission to formally define the Wireless Multi-Channel Audio System as a new class of wireless mics. The company also requested that WMAS be allowed to occupy up to a 6 MHz channel bandwidth. The advantage, according to Sennheiser, […]