Library Of American Broadcasting Highlights ‘Broadcast Jingles’

The Library of American Broadcasting — home to a treasure trove of U.S. radio and television history located on the campus of the University of Maryland — has unveiled its […]

Minnesota Public Radio Receives $56M Anonymous Donation

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Someone out there has handed Minnesota Public Radio a $56 million cash donation. The Star Tribune reported Wednesday that the anonymous gift is the largest in MPR has […]

Consortium Makes Unsolicited Offer To Buy Cumulus Media For $1.2B

NPR Names Ayesha Rascoe Host Of ‘Weekend Edition Sunday’

Public Radio Owner Buys Sun-Times In Big Chicago Media Deal

Chicago Public Media, which owns WBEZ-FM, the local NPR affiliate, announced Monday it completed a deal to buy the Chicago Sun-Times, the punchy tabloid with roots that stretch back to the mid-19th century. Final terms were not disclosed.

Ralph Emery, Famed Country Music Broadcaster, Dies

Beginning his career at small radio stations and then moving into television as well, Emery was probably best known for his work on the Nashville Network cable channel. He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2007. He was 88.

COMMENTARY BY MARGARET SULLIVAN

How NPR’s Steve Inskeep Cracked The Code For Interviewing Trump

Margaret Sullivan: The veteran host used a “truth sandwich” approach to counter the former president’s election lies. The idea is to avoid magnifying lies; and the technique is to surround false statements with established truths before and after, thus blunting the effect of what can amount to propaganda.

WNYC Fires Bob Garfield, Co-Host Of ‘On The Media’

Why Your Favorite New NPR Show Might Sound A Lot Like A Podcast

Bob Fass, Pioneer Of Underground Radio, Dies At 87

Conservative Radio Host Rush Limbaugh Dies

Unflinchingly conservative, wildly partisan, bombastically self-promoting and larger than life, Limbaugh galvanized listeners for more than 30 years with his talent for vituperation and sarcasm. He was 70.

Biden To Revive Weekly Radio Address

President Biden, seeking ways to advance his agenda in a cluttered media landscape, is set to revive a presidential tradition that faded under his predecessor: the weekly radio address. The Biden version is not exactly just a man and his microphone. White House press aides said that some installments could follow a traditional president-talks-to-the-people format, but that they were also planning to pair Biden with everyday Americans and other guests, recreating the informal style of popular podcasts. “We expect it to take on a variety of forms,” Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary, said Friday.

Cumulus Media Orders Conservative Radio Hosts To Temper Election Fraud Rhetoric

ONE Media Launches STIRR Radio App In Seattle

The NextGen TV service will deliver TV and radio to anyone with a NextGen television set connected to the web.

Vermont PBS, Public Radio Get OK To Merge

The FCC has given permission for the license transfer, and the IRS has granted tax-exempt status, Vermont PBS and VPR announced. The television station and radio network will operate independently until July.

Rush Limbaugh Says His Lung Cancer Is Terminal

Lorenzo Milam, Legendary Pioneer Of Community Radio, Dies At 86

Julie Donaldson Hired By Washington’s NFL Team To Replace Radio Voice Larry Michael

KDKA Radio’s ‘Combative’ Editorial Strategy Has Employees And Listeners Worried About The Historic Station’s Legacy

Barry Farber Dies; Radio Host Ran For NYC Mayor

NEW YORK (AP) — Pioneering radio host Barry Farber, who hosted a conservative talk show for decades in New York City and ran unsuccessfully for mayor in 1977, has died. […]

Voice Of America Moves Global Newsrooms Remotely Into Journalists’ Homes

As the COVID-19 global pandemic continues to spread, Voice of America has moved its entire global newsroom remotely into the homes of hundreds of its journalists around the world in order to […]

How Right-Wing Pundits Are Covering Coronavirus

KYW-AM Drops KYW-TV For Weather

Unloved By Trump, NPR Carries On

Donations to the public broadcaster went up sharply after the president said it was “a very good question” to ask why it still existed.

John Records Landecker Named To NAB Broadcasting Hall Of Fame

DMA 4: PHILADELPHIA

Entercom, NBC Sign Philly Content Deal

KYW-AM and WCAU-WWSI join forces to create what the companies call the region’s “largest and most experienced broadcast news and weather team.”

Radio’s Digital Ad Revenue Breaks $1 Billion

Radio’s digital ad revenue blasted through the billion-dollar plateau for the first time, now accounting for 10% of total advertising revenue for the industry, according to research released today by […]

Rush Limbaugh Says He’s Been Diagnosed With Lung Cancer

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Conservative radio host and Republican kingmaker Rush Limbaugh said he’s been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. Addressing listeners on his program Monday, Limbaugh said he will […]

RTDNA Opposes State Department’s Ban Of NPR Journalist

State Dept. Bars NPR Reporter From Pompeo Trip

Trump Questions Why NPR Exists After Pompeo Clashes With Reporter

Steve Newberry Appointed CEO Of QUU

QUU Inc., has named Steve Newberry chief executive officer, effective April 1. In addition, he will serve on the company’s board of directors and receive an equity stake in QUU. QUU […]

Man Re-Creates Purported 113-Year-Old Christmas Eve Radio Broadcast

Legendary DJ Don Imus Dies At 79

Don Imus survived drug and alcohol woes, a raunchy appearance before President Clinton and several firings during his long career behind the microphone (and MSNBC’s cameras). But he was vilified and eventually fired after describing a women’s college basketball team as “nappy headed hos.” His radio show, once home to presidential hopefuls, political pundits and platinum-selling musicians, was yanked eight days later by CBS Radio.

FCC Seeks Input On Analog Radio On DTV

The FCC’s Media Bureau is seeking comment on whether analog LPTV stations should be able to continue to program an analog radio service after the deadline to switch to digital.

Joshua Johnson To Leave ‘1A’ For MSNBC

George Beasley To Receive BFA Lifetime Achievement Award

George Beasley, founder and chairman of Beasley Media Group, will be honored with the 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award at the Broadcasters Foundation of America’s Golden Mike Award dinner. The gala, which is an annual fundraising event […]

John Lansing To Become CEO Of NPR

John Lansing is taking over for outgoing CEO Jarl Mohn, who has led the organization for the past five years. Mohn announced his plan to step down late last year, but the search for his successor took longer than expected. He will officially hand off to Lansing in mid-October. Lansing is currently the head of the US Agency for Global Media, which oversees VOA, Radio Free Europe, and other government-funded media outlets outside the United States.

Cox Sells Radio, CoxReps, Gamut To Apollo

Cox Enterprises will retain a minority in the new company substantially owned by Apollo Global Management.

Gerald Blum, Inspiration For ‘Big Guy’ Carlson on ‘WKRP In Cincinnati,’ Dies