Cameron Coats is the Online Editor at Radio Ink Magazine, where he oversees the publication's Daily Headlines, website, and social media platforms. With a background in broadcasting and a focus on publishing and media, Cameron has experience in various roles including morning show host, programmer, and regional creative director, and has been recognized as a Radio Mercury Award finalist. He has been featured in media.info, Today's Country 107.7 GNA, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, WORLD COMING TOGETHER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE, Radio Ink Magazine, Radio + TV Business Report, and NewsBreak.
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By: Cameron Coats
A year after Congress upended the funding model that sustained public broadcasting for decades, the industry is being asked what comes next. A new national initiative wants community voices, not Washington, to help define public media’s purpose and design.
WayFM has partnered with Eight Days of Hope to launch a mobile Disaster Relief Team, inspired by morning host Wally’s own experience during Hurricane Helene, providing satellite communications, prayer, and resources to communities hit by natural disasters.
Radio isn’t just holding on with young listeners in the car; it’s dominating. New Edison Research data finds AM/FM commands 70% of the ad-supported audio time that Americans 13-34 spend in vehicles, more than six times the share of its closest competitor.
A DC Circuit panel has shut down an effort to force the FCC’s hand on its news distortion policy, ruling that the coalition pushing for repeal has other avenues before a court intervention. The decades-old policy stays on the books, and the FCC faces no deadline to act.
Tom Hudson’s interim tag is gone for good. WLRN Public Media Miami has named Hudson its permanent Chief Executive Officer following a nationwide search, formalizing the role he has held since May, as South Florida’s public broadcaster settles into permanent leadership.
A month after Cumulus Media controversially cut him loose, Greg Papa is heading back to KNBR’s weekday lineup. The Sports Leader has signed the 49ers’ radio voice for a new midday feature, Lunch With Papa, alongside twice-weekly team updates this NFL season.
The most tech-obsessed drivers on the road turn out to be radio’s biggest fans, too. Audacy’s newest connected-car research finds that drivers eager for AI-powered vehicle features listen to AM/FM and radio apps at far higher rates than other drivers.
Twenty-five years ago this morning, there was no social media. No text threads lighting up with “are you okay?” When the towers fell, landline and early cell networks in New York City buckled almost immediately, jammed by hundreds of thousands of people trying to reach someone, anyone, at once.
A Senate hearing set for next week could move the FCC closer to a full bench. The Commerce Committee has scheduled consideration of several nominees from President Trump, including Chairman Brendan Carr’s senior counsel, Danielle Thumann Severs.
Stuart J. Sharpe, who led Regional Reps Corporation for decades and built it into one of the radio industry’s longest-running independent sales rep firms, has died. The news was first posted on social media by his family and confirmed to
