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May 10: Univision picks up; Big broadband hopes; 'Net killing car radio?


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Univision Revenue Up In Q1, Radio Falls

Univision Revenue Up In Q1, Radio Falls

Univision Communications' net revenue rose 10.6 percent in the first quarter, to $454.7 million from $410.3 million, with OIBDA up 17.2 percent, to $180.3 million. Univision Radio's revenue was down about 3 percent in the quarter, to $64.3 million from $66.5 million.

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Clyburn: Broadband Offers New Opportunity For Minority Creators

Clyburn: Broadband Offers New Opportunity For Minority Creators

Speaking at Thursday's New Media Entrepreneurship conference, FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn said the "paltry numbers" of minority owners in broadcast radio and TV are "almost frightening." But broadband, she said, presents "an opportunity that must be seized" for minority content creators.


KNOR Gets FCC OK To Upgrade

The FCC has cleared the way for Liberman's KNOR-FM/Dallas to upgrade, eliminating a provision in its construction permit that had required it to wait until Cumulus's Susquehanna finishes a change of cities for KIKT-FM.

REALTORS®: Your Hottest New Prospects!

ADVERTISEMENT -- REALTORS® spend $1 billion annually to market their services and 30% are ready to buy radio! See the video from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Annual Conference. Read more.

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RTDNA: Radio News Lags TV In Social Media

RTDNA: Radio News Lags TV In Social Media

The RTDNA/Hofstra Survey found that radio news is "lagging behind relative to TV in the social networking realm," with 26 percent of radio respondents saying they're integrating social media on their sites, compared to 76 percent of TV stations.

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NYT: 'Will The Internet Kill Car Radio?'

The New York Times, pointing to the availability of Internet radio services like Pandora and Slacker in the car, says, "While video didn't end up killing the radio star, this time the Internet might just succeed."

CCR/Chattanooga Helps Out After Flooding

Clear Channel Radio in Chattanooga held an Operation Good Neighbor radiothon Thursday to help those affected by flooding in Nashville and surrounding areas.


Social Changes Media

Twitter, Facebook, ning, and other social media sites have become major targeted outlets. They're the "big networks" of today, with vast audiences and the potential for deeper, more useful advertising alternatives that could replicate or even replace traditional media. At Radio Ink's Convergence 2010, a panel led by refine+focus CEO Zach Braiker -- talking with Emmis Interactive's Rey Mena, Vitrue's Reggie Bradford, Livefyre's Jordan Kretchmer, and the Society for New Communications Research's Jen McClure -- will cover the ways you can leverage social media in programming, promotion, and sales. Click the headline to register now.

Radio Ink

'Radio Reinvention'

Click the headline to view Radio Ink Publisher/CEO Eric Rhoads' complete "Radio Reinvention" presentation at the Cumulus corporate meetings earlier this month.

Read Radio Ink On The iPad

Read Radio Ink On The iPad

The Apple iPad is out now, and Radio Ink magazine is there, the first radio industry publication on the iPad and one of the first of all publications. With the iPad's touchscreen, you can flip through the digital edition just as you would a copy of the magazine, with live links, interactive ads, links to video, and with more interactive features on the way.

Updated: Radio Pros Available

If you've been displaced by the changes in the business or are seeking a new opportunity, Radio Ink wants to help. Put your name in front of the industry with a free listing in Radio Pros Available. And we'll be happy to post your aircheck or demo, or a link to your website. Click the headline to learn more.

May 17: On the cover: Rob Curley. Keynote speaker at Radio Ink's Convergence -- and a newspaper guy with a lot to say to radio.
Also in this issue: Skip Pizzi's Tech Ink, with the Innovation Award winners
Daniel Anstandig and Jon Erdahl on making a Web plan that stands up


Coming up in Radio Ink:

June 7: The Most Influential Women in Radio
June 21: Radio's Foremost Independent Broadcasters; Tech Ink: The HD Radio Power Boost
July 12: The 40 Most Powerful People in Radio

Also:
July 26: Tomorrow's Top 40
August 23: New Media Spotlight
October 18: Radio's Top PDs
November 15: The Best Managers in Radio

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