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The fourth annual Friends of Georgia Radio Hall of Fame celebrates the people who make Georgia radio great. From beloved hosts and legendary engineers to industry leaders behind the scenes, this year’s honorees represent the best and brightest in broadcasting. Congratulations to Steve Hegwood, the founder and CEO of Core Communicators and Core Radio Group,

Allen Media Group chief Byron Allen has reached a settlement in the $10 billion lawsuit that he filed in 2021 alleging the fast food giant discriminated against Black-owned media companies in its TV advertising expenditures. Terms of the settlement were not disclosed. The deal averts a trial that had been scheduled to begin in federal court in

Urban radio you can talk about this the No Kings Weekend. All people of color need to be up to date in a real time world of changes and corruption. If you’re not saying anything, who’s side are you on? Remember what James Brown said about “talking loud and sayin’ nothin’. Nothin’ doesn’t work anymore.

Radio.Cloud has unveiled a new AI-powered feature designed to streamline content creation for radio broadcasters. Dubbed Assistant AI, the tool functions as a hybrid research and content development assistant tailored to each station’s specific music playlist. Integrated directly into Radio.Cloud’s Smart Playlist system, Assistant AI allows radio hosts to select specific talk break slots and

PPMs start next Monday (6.16.25) at 5pm for: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas-Ft. Worth, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia and San Francisco.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) could soon return to full operational status following Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s (R-SD) filing of cloture Thursday night on the nomination of Olivia Trusty, a former Trump communications advisor, to fill one of the agency’s vacant commissioner seats. Trusty’s confirmation would restore a Republican majority at the FCC under

Nuvoodoo Research: Leigh Jacobs & Carolyn Gilbert With the deep history between radio and music, many of us recall a time when radio was the top of the heap when for music discovery. To understand where things stand today, we first need to determine who’s interested in new music. Across a sample of over 2,900