Sunday, May 10, 2026

Don’t Gamble on Your Monetization Strategy

* SPONSORED CONTENT * Going to the NAB Show? Join Futuri’s Todd Storch and SmithGeiger Elevate’s Nicole Bergen on Monday, April 25 at 4pm in the Capitalize Zone's Inspiration Theater for The Future of Monetization. Don’t miss this session. Your future self will thank you! LEARN MORE BY CLICKING HERE

GBS MaxxCasting Comes To Canada

GeoBroadcast Services' MaxxCasting — designed to improve a fringe signal in an adjacent metropolitan area — is being put to use in Canada thanks to a deal with the owner of "Station of the Year" Boom 97.3 in Toronto.

Here Comes iHeart’s Cinco de Mayo Earnings Fiesta!

Pass the Cerveza Monopolio, be sure to share the to-go order from Tacombi and light up that speakerphone. The iHeartMedia first quarter 2022 earnings call has been scheduled for May 5.

Nautel To Launch New FM Transmitter Line at NAB

The 2022 NAB Show will serve as the official launching pad for a new series of FM analog transmitter models, courtesy of Nova Scotia-based broadcast technology company Nautel.
Sunrise in Las Vegas at 7am PT on Jan. 7, 2022, as CES 2022 concludes.

The InFOCUS Podcast: Caroline Beasley

What does the Beasley Media Group CEO hope to gain from attending the 2022 NAB Show? She shares in this exclusive InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.FM, ways Beasley wishes to expand its digital revenue streams while also considering potential investments in new opportunities.  LISTEN HERE

Aptivada, No More. A New Name Arrives

Aptivada no longer exists. A major rebrand has transpired, one that includes an updated name, logo, and branding. The company says it's been done "to demonstrate its evolution and refined mission to help companies collect, enrich, and activate their customers’ first-party data."

New Owner Locked For Little Rock’s ‘Box’

It's a Class C3 FM that once had "Hot" branding, hence its call letters. Today, the station is known for providing hip-hop programming to Arkansas' largest market. Soon, it will be known for its new owner, too.

Post-Pandemic Advertising Expectations: What Can Radio Expect?

How has the COVID-19 pandemic altered the advertising landscape for broadcast radio and its digital platforms? It's a question that will likely permeate industry conferences and business gatherings for months. But, what's the outlook for Hispanic media, in particular? Four top advertising industry executives have their views on the subject.
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NAB Board Election Results Announced

The National Association of Broadcasters has announced the results of the 2022 NAB Radio and Television Board elections. The two-year terms of the elected board members will begin in June 2022.

Can a New Ecreso Development Improve Security and Protect FM Investment?

That's a question WorldCast Systems, the supplier of advanced broadcast products, seeks to answer, and it has unveiled a new security feature in its Ecreso FM transmitter range to protect from cyberattacks.

A Key To Connecting Beasley’s eSports Holdings To Radio

For those who have been asking if there'd be any connection to Beasley Media Group's eSports holdings and broadcast radio, an answer has arrived just in time for the 2022 NAB Show. It's thanks to a partnership with Key Networks.

Who are Hispanic Radio’s Best? Let ‘Em Know By Friday

Who will win a Medallas de Cortez at the 2022 Hispanic Radio Conference? You can help determine the winners, but time is running out. The deadline to submit your nominations is Friday, April 22.
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At iHeartMedia, Its Florida Division President Will Retire

From Miami to Jacksonville and from Naples to Panama City Beach, iHeartMedia has a major presence in the Sunshine State. A 45-year radio industry veteran is largely in control of the radio stations owned by the audio content creation and distribution company. Now, this longtime leader is preparing for a July retirement from Radio.

A Controversial Miami Deal Is Dead

One year ago, WSUA-AM 1260 in Miami, known as "Caracol 1260," appeared to be headed to the owner of the America TeVe broadcast TV operation. The deal generated a fury of protest from Florida Democrats and even prompted FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to chime in. The deal is now dead, but politics likely aren't the culprit. Rather, money is.

You Still Have Time To Select Hispanic Radio’s Best Talent!

They are the most respected honors in U.S. Hispanic radio — and nominations are being accepted for a limited time. If you know someone who is doing great work in Hispanic radio across the U.S. and Puerto Rico, don't miss this chance to spotlight their efforts with a nomination for the 13th Medallas de Cortez awards, handed out at the Hispanic Radio Conference.