Radio Industry News
A collection of Radio latest news, analysis and best practices from top business influencers and the world's most trustworthy sources.
How do horror novelists celebrate Halloween? 'Whimsical witch stuff' and vintage radio shows
In October, horror lovers can finally rejoice in the season's endless supply of spooky films, haunted houses and macabre decor. Others prefer to bask in the comforting glow of the TV while enjoying their 70th rewatch of Hocus Pocus (which arguably…
How to Watch Giants vs. Texans: Time, TV, Radio and Referee for Week 7
Ever since two-time Super Bowl MVP quarterback Eli Manning retired after a 16-year run with the organization, the New York Giants and their fans have had to come to grips with how spoiled they were to witness rare consistency at the sport's most…
Ola Super Chef Biriyani Battle Challenge - Season 1 Launched with Radio Suno 91.7 Fm in Qatar
ഖത്തറിൽ ബിരിയാണി മഹോത്സവം Ola Super Chef Biriyani Battle Season 1. റേഡിയോ…
Parents fear for future over Nottinghamshire SEND school travel changes
Parents of children with special educational needs say a council's proposal to change SEND travel provision is a 'kick in the teeth'. Nottinghamshire County Council is consulting on changes to its home-to-school transport service for over 16s, in a…
Jhené Aiko & Kendrick Lamar's 'So Good' Jumps To #1 At Rhythmic Radio
The #6 song on last week's Mediabase rhythmic radio airplay chart ascends to #1 on this week's listing. Jhené Aiko's “So Good (featuring Kendrick Lamar),” that song, received a format-leading ~5,377 spins during the October…
Kent arcades and bingo halls raise duty concerns ahead of Budget
Bingo hall and amusement arcade operators have warned they could be forced to close if gambling taxes rise in the Budget. It comes as a group of 90 Labour MPs co-signed a letter to Chancellor John Healey, calling for him to raise the Machine Games…
Pressure grows on Sage as fans turn on Palace boss
Neil Johnston BBC Sport football reporter at Selhurst Park 'Oliver Glasner achieved some amazing things, and now I have to do the same,' Pierre Sage said after replacing the man who delivered an FA Cup, European trophy and Community Shield during…
Newcastle AmberSide show opens with call to young photographers
A new exhibition exploring how a city has changed over time has coincided with an open call for young photographers. Under Development: What Happens When Cities Change? has opened at Newcastle Contemporary Art gallery, featuring images which span…
Newcastle AmberSide show opens with call to young photographers
Evie Lake North East and Cumbria A new exhibition exploring how a city has changed over time has coincided with an open call for young photographers. Under Development: What Happens When Cities Change? has opened at Newcastle Contemporary Art…
Rylan Clark tones down birthday plans as mum Linda gets struck down with illness
Rylan Clark has revealed he will be keeping his birthday celebrations low-key this year after a difficult week at home, with the presenter taking on an important role away from the microphone. The BBC Radio 2 star, who turns 38 today, made the…
Footy star, socialite and pop nerd: The trio KIIS hopes will break the breakfast curse
The seismic shake-up in Melbourne radio continues as KIIS FM finally erases the last vestiges of its catastrophic Kyle Sandiland s experiment with the launch of its long-awaited new breakfast show. Whereas Sydneysider Sandilands was crass and…
Ukraine using signal repeater drones to let operators fly mission drones further
Ukraine has created drones that act as flying relay towers, allowing its drones conducting missions to fly farther while making them harder for Russia to jam. In a war where drones gather intel and account for more than 95% of Russia's front-line…
Storm Boelo hits Cumbria with roads blocked by trees and flooding
Flooding and trees toppled by Storm Boelo are making the roads more dangerous, police have warned, while many households are without power. Cumbria Police has asked people to plan their journeys safely as trees, debris and surface water are…
Hong Kong fully prepared for APEC delegates heading to Shenzhen, Paul Chan says
Hong Kong is ready to welcome the foreign delegates heading to the 2026 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders' Meeting in Shenzhen via the city, said Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT His…
Tunbridge Wells Christmas event to offer free, all-day parking
All-day free parking is being offered at some council car parks so people can enjoy an upcoming Christmas event. Tunbridge Wells Borough Council is offering free parking at its car parks at Royal Victoria Place, Town Hall, Great Hall, Meadow Road…
Receive a Daily briefing on Radio Industry News
Get Started