Radio
Articles involving radio, including broadcast companies and industry trends.
Twitter adds “state media” label to NPR account
Executives at NPR have criticized Twitter for adding a "state-affiliated media" label to the organization's main account.
FCC targets Oregon church over illegal FM station
The FCC has sent a warning letter to an Oregon church accused of operating a pirate radio station.
FCC targets Oregon church over illegal FM station
The FCC has sent a warning letter to an Oregon church accused of operating a pirate radio station.
Sacramento station K-HITS to celebrate before format flip
K-HITS is expected to go off the air this summer after its parent company, Results Radio, sold it to a Spanish broadcaster.
TuneIn adds 120,000 audiobooks to premium service
TuneIn has integrated more than 120,000 audiobooks into its platform.
TuneIn adds 120,000 audiobooks to premium service
TuneIn has integrated more than 120,000 audiobooks into its platform.
Audacy extends auction for Radio.com web address
Audacy has extended an online auction for the Radio.com domain name after its earlier efforts failed to produce at least $2.5 million in bids.
Body of missing San Francisco radio host located
The body of a San Francisco radio host declared missing since last month was pulled from the water of the Bay on Wednesday.
iHeart to stop matching employee retirement savings
iHeartMedia says it will stop matching employee retirement savings contributions as part of a broader cost-savings measure to offset declines in ad revenue.
Audacy sells six broadcast towers for $17 million
Audacy has sold six of its transmission towers for $17 million as the company works to bring in more capital amid a downturn in business.
FCC hits pirate radio operators with $2.3 million in fines
The FCC has imposed $2.3 million in fines against three pirate radio operators in New York and Oregon.
Russian court declares RFE/RL “bankrupt” over fines
A Russian court has found RFE/RL bankrupt for failing to pay foreign agent fees as required under that country's law.