Millennial Pastor CeJay Revives Gospel Station KOKA
31-year-old Pastor CeJay Johnson revived failing gospel station KOKA in Shreveport, restoring community ties and national industry relationships within one year....
Millennial Pastor CeJay Revives Gospel Station KOKA
Millennial Pastor CeJay revives KOKA, Shreveport's historic African American gospel radio station from the 1950s, as program director despite digital streaming challenges....
Windy City Broadcasting FM Radio Translator Deal
Windy City Broadcasting sells two FM radio translators to Future Vision Entertainment for $3.5 million, expanding Chicago urban format coverage to 2.5 million listeners....
Radio Veteran Freddie Bell Retires
Radio veteran Freddie Bell retires after 38 years at KPRT-AM Kansas City, the nation's oldest African American owned radio station. Carter Broadcast Group celebrates his...
Guest Post: Research Destroying Urban Radio
Industry veteran exposes how corporate takeover of urban radio has destroyed community connections and creativity, with non-African American executives making programming decisions for Black audiences....
AG Harris Settles with Arbitron on Equal Radio Ratings for Minorities
California Attorney General Kamala Harris reached a settlement with Arbitron over discriminatory radio ratings methods that undercounted minority audiences....
98.7 KISS FM Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Legendary New York radio station 98.7 KISS FM celebrates 30 years with a reunion party featuring iconic DJs and alumni who pioneered hip-hop on FM...
Tony Gray Named One of Radio Ink’s Most Influential African Americans
Tony Gray, President & CEO of Gray Communications, was named to Radio Ink's prestigious 'Most Influential African-Americans in Radio' list for 2010....