- Tim Martz' Radio Power is asked by the FCC about a Milwaukee translator move-in
- The Birth of Urban EMO
- MDNA: 53 Is The New 42
- Digital Marketing Campaigns that Inspire
- Eric Church Reflects On A Whirlwind Year, And What's Next
- Rumor: Orlando's WRLZ Sold
- Discussion: Was HD Radio Doomed From the Start?
- Findlay, OH: WKXA Going Country Just in Time for Valentine's Day
- Armchair PDs Offer Second Opinions For 2012 Philly Radio
- Downsized by a RIF? Tell the Industry You're Looking for Work on Our Free Jobs Board
Newsletter: Taylor on Radio-Info
The Newsletter for Radio's Decision Makers
Our daily e-newsletter from Tom Taylor, covering the industry's events with Tom's unique analysis of how they will impact your world of radio.
The wisdom of Chairman Mel
Sirius XM chief Mel Karmazin says making mobile media pay is a big challenge. • Marketron CEO Steve Minisini exits the building. • Lay-Catholic radio/TV ministry EWTN files suit against the Obama contraception plan.
Huckabee/Cumulus versus Limbaugh/Clear Channel
Cumulus Media to launch syndicated talker Mike Huckabee in the “Rush” time slot. • How many Cumulus talk stations will carry Huckabee? • The picture is emerging for Q4 – national business was lousy. But how about the Clear Channel stations?
Protests and pressure
McDonald’s yanks the chain on its pit bull ad. • Pressure in San Diego, where all-sports XX 1090 changes morning teams, won’t comment on Scott Kaplan’s exit. • If Univision starts an English-language TV news channel for Hispanics – look for a radio service, too.
Forget 2011 – 2012 looks pretty decent
Radio “seems to be pacing up low to mid single digits”, says Marci Ryvicker. • That big staff meeting at CBS-New York was about PD Dom Theodore leaving – but is that all? • iHeartRadio's exclusivity requirement gives some stations pause.
The winner is…
Giants win the Super Bowl – and here’s more of the “Big Game” story. • Emmis may get some resistance to its plan to accumulate two-thirds of its preferred stock, from Kevan Fight. • For Beasley, the fourth-quarter problem was national – and maybe the problem isn’t unique to Beasley.




























