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Qobuz Launches Tag to Flag AI-Generated Music

"Qobuz reports that 60% of streams on AI-identified tracks trip its anti-fraud systems"

National Black Radio Hall of Fame Honors Class of 2026

The NBRHOF honored six inductees across its award categories.

Tino Cochino Radio Takes Over Mornings at Channel 94.1 Omaha

"There's something special about getting to start the day with people, make them laugh and hopefully make the morning suck a little less."

Why Football Remains Television’s Most Powerful Appointment Viewing

"Traditional television has not disappeared. The audience has not disappeared. What has disappeared is the idea that everybody is going to watch the same entertainment simply because a network tells us when it’s on."

Looking at New Nielsen Data After the Debut of the 3-Minute Rule

Nielsen’s initial data using “apples to apples” masked the fact that radio listening has been on the decline for years.

How Nielsen is Affected By the Opportunity Costs of DEI Initiatives

Now that the company is owned by private equity, you can bet that every expenditure is scrutinized. If Nielsen is big on DEI, what are Nielsen’s opportunity costs?

Benztown to Host Programming Webinar Featuring Dr. Ed Cohen and Mike McVay

"In today’s radio environment where every quarter-hour matters, there are quarter-hours hidden everywhere."

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National Black Radio Hall of Fame Honors Class of 2026

The NBRHOF honored six inductees across its award categories.

Tino Cochino Radio Takes Over Mornings at Channel 94.1 Omaha

"There's something special about getting to start the day with people, make them laugh and hopefully make the morning suck a little less."

Why Football Remains Television’s Most Powerful Appointment Viewing

"Traditional television has not disappeared. The audience has not disappeared. What has disappeared is the idea that everybody is going to watch the same entertainment simply because a network tells us when it’s on."

Why Radio Can’t Ignore the Edison Research Data About 13-34’s and In-Car Listening

The Edison Research data proves what we already knew. Younger audiences put much more emphasis on their phones. You can argue that the industry misplayed that push that's been steadily growing for years. But there's also time to rectify that, too.