Amazon Ads, SiriusXM Media Team On Programmatic Ads
Amazon Ads and SiriusXM Media have "forged a strategic programmatic audio advertising integration" designed to provide marketers using Amazon DSP the ability to access the subscription-based satellite and streaming audio operation's digital audio portfolio.
NABLF Planning 2026 Broadcast Leadership Training Class
The NAB Leadership Foundation (NABLF) has revealed its Broadcast Leadership Training (BLT) Class of 2026. The program began on Friday, marking the start of a 10-month executive MBA-style curriculum designed to prepare the next generation of broadcast leaders.
U.S. Hispanics: Video Content Streaming Leaders Once Again
For more than 15 years, U.S. Hispanics have emerged as the pacesetters when it comes to adopting and embracing new technology. A newly released report from Nielsen timed to coincide with the start of Hispanic Heritage Month reinforces this fact, showing just how Latinos overindex on video streaming consumption.
At Forecast 2026, Main Street Operators Hold The Profit Igniter
At Forecast 2026, on November 12 in the City of New York, the "Main Street Media: Where Local Broadcast Survives & Thrives" session is poised fill the room with electric ideas from local radio and TV operators who are the live wires in their markets and know how to bring in the money.
TSN Launches A ‘Content-to-Commerce’ Platform
Its parent company has a partnership with Shopsense AI that's about to get a bit sporty. That's because Bell Media-owned TSN, styled as the Canadian equivalent of ESPN, is now included in the mix. Introducing the new TSN Shop, delivering a "curated shopping experience for TSN viewers through Shopsense AI’s leading shoppable TV technology."
Pharma, Finance Industries Fuel August Job Cut Rise
There was a big surge in reduction-in-force efforts among U.S.-based employers during the month of August, with two key media advertising categories primarily responsible for the bleak year-over-year and month-to-month trends.
Beswick, RAB To Prove How ‘Radio Works for Financial Services’
The Radio Advertising Bureau is actively engaging marketers and advertisers through its ongoing "Radio Works" initiative, created under the leadership of Mike Hulvey. On September 17, he'll be turning to the CEO of The Media Audit to demonstrate the power of AM/FM for financial services brands.
‘Big Data + Panel’ Use Ushers In Updated TV Ratings Era
With the start of the broadcast and football seasons this month, Nielsen is excitedly ready to provide the industry data based on enhanced Big Data + Panel methodology. For Nielsen, it is notable as it becomes the first accredited national TV audience measurement provider for the Big Data + Panel.
July Brings CEO Stability, Challenger Report Shows
The number of changes in the role of Chief Executive Officer at U.S. companies across all sectors declined by 41% from June to July 2025, and fell by 17% from July 2024, new data from global outplacement and business and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas show.
Midwest Regional Broadcasters Clinic Readies For September Event
The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, Minnesota Broadcasters Association, and local SBE chapters are putting the final touches on what is shaping up to a robust agenda for the upcoming Midwest Regional Broadcasters Clinic.
Radio Wayne Awards to Open NAB Show N.Y. Radio Forum
Presented by Streamline Publishing's Radio Ink in partnership with the NAB, the Radio Wayne Awards are the industry’s longest-running and most prestigious recognition of excellence in radio sales. Named in honor of “Radio Wayne” Cornils, the ceremony celebrates sellers, managers, and marketers whose work continues to drive the business side of broadcasting forward.
RBR+TVBR Editor Talks Life After ABC At WPLG
What does the loss of ABC affiliation at WPLG-10 in Miami mean for the BH Media station, and perhaps for Sunbeam Television, now the operator of "ABC Miami"? RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson sits in with Life After News host Jason Ball, a veteran of local TV news, for a 30-minute on-demand chat.
CPB Closure Could Lead To Rhode Island Job Cuts
In a message to staff following a Wednesday all-hands meeting, The Public's Radio and Rhode Island PBS head Pam Johnston confirmed staff members are being offered voluntary buyouts, with potential layoffs on the table, after a $1.1 million annual funding cut tied to Congress' rescission of CPB funding for 2025.
M&A’s Power Players to Take a Forecast 2026 Spotlight
The FCC is closing in on the biggest ownership shakeup in a generation, and the people writing the checks for broadcast media’s future are already moving. The deals are real, the dollars are in motion, and the conversation is happening at Forecast 2026 on November 12.
NEXSTAR/TEGNA Combination Won’t Change Ad Trends
One prominent advertising trends analyst believes the proposed acquisition of TEGNA by Nexstar Media Group will not reverse the downward trajectory for core advertising dollars for the industry.













