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Stations drop the mic: Can India save its FM radio groove?
For years, the Indian private FM radio industry has been sounding the alarm. With HT Media Group now surrendering multiple FM licences across key markets, the long-due wake-up call for the government and policymakers is required NOW. This is not an…
Preston North End: BBC Radio Lancashire review of Lilywhites season
'It won't be long before the transfer window opens. There's a lot of intrigue around the club at the moment. 'Everyone's cautiously excited about a potential takeover. There's jeopardy with any potential new owner, but I think there's jeopardy…
As CBS Radio Shutters, Its Union Signs Off With Fiery Anti-Ellison Memo
It's the end of an era in American radio as CBS News Radio signs off on Friday following a near century of broadcasting — and the union that has long represented its journalists isn't going quietly. CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and…
WGAE Slams End of CBS News Radio as 'Reckless and Shortsighted Decision'
The Writers Guild of America East mourned the closure of CBS News Radio on Friday, arguing the decision to end the nearly century-old radio service represented a “reckless and shortsighted decision” by Paramount CEO David Ellison and…
The Rudy Gobert Trades That Atlanta Hawks Radio Guys Are Drooling Over
Rudy Gobert has raised the floor for the Timberwolves, but his limitations on offense, especially against the alien Victor Wembanyama, may prompt Minnesota to revamp its approach before the 2026-27 season arrives. Teams like the Celtics, Clippers…
Seven HUNDRED radio stations shut down permanently after a century on the air
AN estimated 700 radio stations across the nation will sign off the airwaves for the final time after nearly a century of news broadcasting. CBS News Radio, one of the oldest and most historic broadcast networks in the US, will air its final…
CBS News Radio Concludes Nearly 100-Year Run With Edward R. Murrow's 'Good Night, and Good Luck' Sign-Off
CBS News Radio came to an end after a nearly 100-year run by broadcasting Edward R. Murrow's iconic sign-off, “Good night, and good luck” one last time. “CBS News special report, after 99 years, CBS News Radio is going off the…
Filmmaker brings Radio 4 drama to the big screen with new musical 'The Invisibles'
The Invisibles, created by Bradford filmmaker Sean Grundy, will be shown at Darley Street Market on Saturday, May 23 at 7pm, offering audiences the chance to see a locally made production celebrating the city's creative scene. The 90-minute film…
Unsettling Radio Exchange For Medical Assistance Revealed After NASCAR Star's Sudden Tragic Passing At Just 41
Just days before his shocking passing, NASCAR champion Kyle Busch reportedly made a chilling request for medical assistance over team radio while still inside his race car. The two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion unexpectedly passed away at age 41…
Tinchy Stryder reveals he was once 'attacked' by a dog whilst MCing on radio
UK grime legend Tinchy Stryder has shared a wild memory from his early career, revealing he was once 'attacked' by a dog while broadcasting live on pirate radio. Speaking to hosts Robert Bruce and Shayna Marie on Capital XTRA Breakfast, the artist…
Radio Silence To Make A Choose Your Own Adventure Film
Back in the 1980s, while there were films, games, and toys for kids of all ages that were perhaps the best of a generation, one unique thing that kids loved to do was to read the Choose Your Own Adventure books that would allow readers to play…
Zoe Ball's ex Fatboy Slim 'not ashamed to admit I cried' in personal insight
Zoe Ball's ex, Norman Cook, has declared that he's 'not ashamed to say I cried' as he opened up about a proud family moment. Big beat legend Norman (also known by his DJ name, Fatboy Slim) was in a relationship with the former BBC Radio 2 star…
In AI era, Iowa college leader says focus must remain on students' critical thinking skills - Radio Iowa
The president of Northwest Iowa Community College says artificial intelligence is influencing education and workforce training programs, but John Hartog says AI should not replace critical thinking. “One thing that I hope never changes is…
Lexi's Letter used in training of future doctors and nurses
A letter written by a teenage girl from Leicester who died in hospital is being used to train future doctors and nurses around the world. Lexi Johnson, who was born with a rare immune deficiency, was approved for a stem‑cell transplant when…
Why Hot 107.9's Birthday Bash remains an Atlanta staple, 30 years later
Planning for this year's show began last fall. Gil Jones, director of marketing and promotions for Urban One Atlanta, said Birthday Bash preparation “takes me out of the first and second quarter of the year.” Jones has produced the…
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