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Local Radio and TV Account for Nearly 2.5 Million Jobs and $1.2 Trillion in U.S. Economy, NAB Study Shows
“This industry stands alone in its mission to inform, protect and uplift every community in America, regardless of ZIP code or income level.”
Only 26% of News Consumers Trust AI Information, New Data Revealed at NAB Show New York Shows
The findings also show that 76% are concerned about AI stealing or reproducing journalism and local news stories.
‘Elvis Duran and the Morning Show’ Hosts Danielle Monaro and Medha Gandhi to Host 2025 NAB Marconi Radio Awards
“Danielle and Gandhi represent everything that makes local radio special — personality, authenticity and a genuine connection with their audiences.”
NAB, Radio Owners Applaud FCC For Moving Forward with 2022 Quadrennial Review
"With updated rules, companies like ours can invest more locally, diversify our offerings, and compete effectively in today's rapidly evolving audio landscape."
NAB to Honor Mike McVay with National Radio Award
"His ability to nurture talent and create programming that resonates with audiences makes him a most deserving recipient of this year’s National Radio Award.”
Morgan Murphy Media’s Elizabeth Murphy Burns Passes Away
In addition to her roles with Morgan Murphy Media, Burns was the first woman elected to the NAB Board of Directors.
NAB Lays Out Congressional Policy with New Website Launch
"It is truly an honor to advocate on behalf of local stations in Washington.”
The Pulse: What Are You Doing To Create Your Legacy?
Something emerged from feature pieces I wrote. One on the legacy of Bob Rivers and the other with Throwback Nation's Tony Lorino.
NAB Thanks 20 Bipartisan Senators For Resolution Against New Radio Performance Tax
"Their support will help ensure that local radio stations can continue serving our communities for years to come.”
NAB Launches Campaign to Mordernize FCC Ownership Laws
"Policymakers must act now to ensure broadcasters can continue serving the public effectively, before it’s too late.”