Blurred Lines: News, Opinion, or Just Pure Spin?

Fake news isn’t a new phenomenon, but the speed and scale at which it is able to spread has become mindboggling.

Saga Communications to Replace Station Voiceover Talents with AI-Replicated Voices

"The savings we were able to generate by going through this other way of doing station imaging — utilizing AI — saved about 10 people who otherwise would have lost their jobs as a result of the expense reductions we wanted to put in place."

66% of Americans Support Funding NPR, New Poll Shows

The support isn't limited to only one side of the political aisle.

How YouTube Propelled Smart TVs Past Smart Speakers as a Preferred Podcast Platform

"When we look at the correlation of those smart TV users and what is the app they use most for podcasts, it's overwhelmingly YouTube."

Red Apple Media Names Bert Goldman Chief Technology Officer

“Bert’s experience made him the perfect choice.”

SiriusXM Officially Unveils Ad-Supported Subscription Plan

Subscribers of the SiriusXM Play package will receive access to 130 channels.

Hubbard Radio Seattle Names Nick Beyer Vice President and Market Manager

“We are thrilled to welcome Nick back into the Hubbard fold.”

Smart TVs Emerging as Key Audio Platform, Edison Research Finds

Edison notes that podcast listening on connected TVs (13%) now significantly outpaces that on smart speakers (3%).

Dave Kelly, Bekah Digby Launch New Streaming Consultancy

The co-venture aims to address the increasing need for actionable, platform-native strategies as streaming continues to dominate music consumption and discovery.

Blanding: The Trend That’s Erasing Brand Identity

Have you noticed that brand logos have become flatter, color has moved toward neutral, products are losing identifiable qualities, and the uniqueness of brands themselves is becoming uniform.

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