Letter To the Editor: Uvalde, Tex., Still Has A Local Radio Voice

On July 1, RBR+TVBR informed its readers about the sudden closure of South Texas Radio, which operated the lone locally focused English-language and Spanish-language radio stations serving the Texas communities of Eagle Rock and Uvalde, the site of a recent school shooting. While these broadcast stations are silenced, a local internet radio operator shares that his three-year-old operation stands tall — now as the lone voice of a grieving community.

Kidd Kraddick in the Morning: Not your everyday cast of characters

The Kidd Kraddick in the Morning show is a hip, syndicated family friendly morning program out of Dallas. How did the

Reducing AI Risk in Political Advertising

Efforts to reduce risks posed by artificial intelligence in political advertising expose deeper flaws in electoral advertisement regulation, says American Enterprise Institute (AEI) nonresident senior fellow Bronwyn Howell.

How To Successfully Communicate Your Personal Value

The term “self promotion” often carries a negative connotation – and with good reason, argues WPHT-AM in Philadelphia talk show host Rich Zeoli. No one likes a braggart. So, how does one successfully promote themselves? Zeoli offers some great ideas that could extend to successful promotion of your radio or TV stations.
Valle Jose

Executive Interview: Jose Valle, President, Univision Radio (audio)

It was late March of 2011, not quite a year ago, that Jose Valle was named President of Univision Radio. In his time at...
Jim Winston

Five Questions with Jim Winston

Despite many obstacles, National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters Executive Director Jim Winston is confident that improving the diversity of ownership of America’s airwaves...

A Personalized Imagery Tool to Drive TV Viewership KPIs

It was developed to help entertainment providers improve content discovery and viewership KPIs on their platforms. Introducing "Personalized Imagery," a Gracenote platform the Nielsen-owned entity says brings linear and streaming TV providers the ability to display program images capturing different aspects of a TV show or movie based on viewer consumption.
Daniel Anstandig

Interviews: Daniel Anstandig, LDR CEO

97X in Tampa recently went to LDR 24/7. What was the reasoning behind going beyond doing just dayparts? What moved the needle for them...
Dean Goodman

Dean Goodman makes the biggest radio buy of 2012 (audio)

With his $50 million deal to buy the CBS Radio cluster in West Palm Beach, Dean Goodman has made it clear that he’s bullish...
John Hogan

Six questions with John Hogan

Current company: Clear Channel Media and Entertainment Position: Chairman and CEO Location: New York Place of Birth: Chicago Date of Birth: 10.15.56 Personal info: Nancy – Wife, Makenzi –...
Money

Tips For Defending Yourself In Court

Featured columnist Ken Benner closes out 2019 with some office cleaning, and on the way to the trash bin stumbled upon enough subject material for decades of weekly columns. What has this octogenarian Alternative Broadcast Inspection pro have to share today? Legal tips, which should not be construed as attorney's advice but may be very helpful to you and your broadcast stations.
Don Cheto

At one with his audience: An interview with Don Cheto

Don Cheto (Juan Carlos Razo) is the host of Liberman Broadcasting's “El Show de Don Cheto,” a humor- and music-driven morning drive Spanish language variety show heard on 19 affiliates. With Piolin leaving Univision for SiriusXM recently, his previous affiliates are looking for a perfect replacement and finding it in Don Cheto. RBR-TVBR spoke to Don Cheto and Winter Horton, Liberman Broadcasting COO, to hear what makes the show such a hit in its markets:

Martin Cass is taking planning to the next level

Martin Cass is Head of Communications Planning for Carat Americas and Head of the Procter & Gamble Account Worldwide for Carat.
Butte, Mont., where Scripps' KXLF seeks a shift to a digital UHF signal.

For Don … ‘An American Broadcasting Legend’

Donald J. Vucasovich is a name that's not widely known among radio historians or, for that matter, many who believe they know a thing or two about the "legends" of broadcasting. Media Information Bureau featured columnist Ken Benner feels otherwise, and offers this tribute to a most gifted individual whose career includes many years on the AM radio dial in Big Sky country.

The Chief Choice For Celebration: Local Radio

From the office of the Chairman of the FCC to the Please Stop! on Route 9 in Parkville, Mo., fans of Kansas City Chiefs pro football team are reveling in their first Super Bowl championship in 50 years. Local radio largely did its part, with stations across the dial offering various choices in locally originated celebratory programming.