For many commercial broadcast radio has lost its luster, leaving an unknowable number of perfectly serviceable AM/FM radios to lie dormant. But they don’t have to. As [Dan Gebhardt] shows in his ...

Edison Research’s Q3 2025 Share of Ear report shows AM/FM radio capturing 64% of ad-supported listening, outpacing all ...

As automakers eye their options to cut AM and FM radio from their vehicles, a new report finds that 96% of Americans say built-in radio is important in a new car. The preference for in-car radio ...

Pierre Bouvard is chief insights officer for Cumulus Media and Westwood One. This story originally appeared on his blog. Edison Research’s quarterly “Share of Ear” study is the authoritative ...

KISS co-founder Gene Simmons told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee he supports the American Music Fairness Act, saying AM/FM ...

We talk a lot about CarPlay, but new data suggests that what a lot of people do most often in their car is listen to AM/FM radio. Yes, it’s 2023, and you might think AM/FM radio is on the way out, but ...

Fewer people commuting to work amid the pandemic has put a strain on the radio advertising market, with radio ad spend anticipate to drop 25.0%.

The fact AM/FM radio stations in the US do not have to pay royalties to artists and labels was back in the spotlight in Washington yesterday. Gene Simmons told Congress members that a $14 billion radi ...

I don't know about you, but I occasionally enjoy a quiet drive, as my kid is typically responsible for the audio background in my car. That's why I sometimes like to keep things quiet when I drive ...

Numeris’ Radio Listening Winter 2024 report provides a fairly positive look at AM/FM radio listening in Canada. While radio reaches 84% of Canadians aged 12-plus every week, the highest reach of 90% ...

If the music industry is worried about podcasts eating into music’s share of the American audio diet, new survey data suggests that such worries are unfounded: Podcasts’ share increased at the expense ...

Why doesn’t U.S. radio pay artists? SoundExchange CEO Michael Huppe explains fair royalties on AM/FM stations on Billboard's On the Record podcast.