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• April 26, 2023

  NSAI Hosts World's Largest #1 Party, Honors Rep. Jim Cooper And Butch Spyridon

  

  The NASHVILLE SONGWRITERS’ ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL (NSAI) hosted songwriters and guests at THE RESERVE AT FAT BOTTOM BREWERY YESTERDAY (4/25) for its "World's Largest #1 Party." The festivities recognized the songwriters and songs … more »

• April 19, 2023

  WABC/New York Owner John Catsimatidis Campaigns To 'Save AM Radio,' Gets Mike Pence To Record PSA

  

  RED APPLE MEDIA/RED APPLE AUDIO NETWORKS owner and News-Talk WABC-A/NEW YORK host JOHN CATSIMATIDIS has launched his own campaign to preserve AM radio in vehicles. CATSIMATIDIS met with FCC and FEMA members at the NAB SHOW in LAS VEGAS and secured the … more »

• April 12, 2023

  NPR Stops Posting On Twitter

  

  NPR has decided to cease posting new content to any of its 52 official TWITTER feeds after the social media platform, according to the network, "inaccurately" labeled the network "state-affiliated media," a term previously reserved … more »

• April 6, 2023

  NPR Battles Twitter Over 'State-Affiliated Media' Tag

  

  TWITTER has tagged the account of NPR with a line designating the network as "state-affiliated media," a characterization otherwise reserved for propaganda outlets controlled by governments. NPR receives under 1% of its funding from federal … more »

• April 3, 2023

  NAB Launches 'Depend On AM Radio' Campaign

  

  The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS is taking its battle to preserve AM radio's availability in vehicles to the public with a new “Depend on AM Radio” promotional campaign emphasizing the band's role in delivering "news, … more »

• March 28, 2023

  New Los Angeles Times Podcast Explores Romani Culture And One Woman's Story About Breaking Away

  

  The LOS ANGELES TIMES is releasing a new eight-episode podcast on APRIL 11th as part of multimedia content in the newspaper and on video, telling the story of a woman raised in a Romani family who decided to break free of the cultural traditions that … more »

• March 23, 2023

  WBGO (Jazz 88)/Newark, NJ Hires Ondine Landa Abramson As First Chief Development Officer

  

  NEWARK PUBLIC RADIO's Non-Comm WBGO (JAZZ 88)/NEWARK, NJ has hired ONDINE LANDA ABRAMSON as its first Chief Development Officer. She will assum the role on APRIL 3rd. ABRAMSON will lead all aspects of development including individual giving programs, … more »

• March 22, 2023

  Rep. Josh Gottheimer Asks Car Makers, NHTSA To Keep AM Radio In Vehicles

  

  The saga of AM radio in vehicles continues with Rep. JOSH GOTTHEIMER (D-NJ) sending a letter to major electric vehicle manufacturers asking them to keep AM in cars and trucks as a standard offering. In the letter, GOTTHEIMER wrote, "During Hurricane … more »

• March 21, 2023

  California Bill Would Require 'Big Tech' To Pay News Organizations For Use Of Stories On Social Media

  

  A bill being introduced in the CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY would require social media platforms to pay CALIFORNIA news organizations a fee based on a percentage of advertising revenue generated by the use of their news stories. The CALIFORNIA Journalism … more »

• March 10, 2023

  'The Bluebird Café Archival Recordings' To Launch On WSM-A/Nashville

  

  A new weekly show, THE BLUEBIRD CAFÉ ARCHIVAL RECORDINGS, will launch on RYMAN HOSPITALITY's Country-Americana-Bluegrass WSM-A/NASHVILLE on APRIL 1st at 9a (CT). Over the past year, as part of THE BOB KINGSLEY ESTATE’s partnership with … more »