Political spending in 2024 is forecast to be $11.1 billion; increasing $2.2 billion (+24%) over 2022, and $1.5 billion (+15.5%) over 2020 Political ad spending. Political will be the top spending vertical category in 2024 for many of the media channels in BIA’s forecast, including TV OTA, TV digital, Cable TV, Radio OTA, and CTV/OTT. […] […]
Wheatstone will unveil its new “Infinite Studio” at NAB Show in Las Vegas. The new platform will add the Reliable Internet Stream Transport (RIST) protocol to its AoIP technology and running its Layers Software Suite on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Global Accelerator, which includes mixing, streaming and FM software hosted on a local server or […] […]
BBC Radio 4 will turn off its medium wave frequencies and end its separate schedule for LW by April 15th 2024. Daily Service and the extended edition of Yesterday in Parliament will be available on BBC Radio 4 Extra on DAB, Digital TV and BBC Sounds from April 1st. Upon its return, Test Match Special […] […]
ABC Radio Sydney Afternoon presenter James Valentine has announced he is taking time off for cancer treatment.In sharing the news on air this afternoon, Valentine told listeners: “It’s a big thing to say. A big thing to say out loud. A big thing to say here on the radio. But at some point, I had… Read More
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Melburnians love their footy, so to kick start the AFL season, The Christian O’Connell Show took to the city to literally paint it ‘GOLD,’ with the Footy Wall of Fame officially being unveiled this morning by Lord Mayor Sally Capp.Located in Lygon Street, Brunswick, the hand-painted wall has been brought to life in partnership with… Read More
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A host of high profile radio names feature in the Australian Talent Index’s 2024 Top Talent Report, released today.Kyle Sandilands was considered Australia’s most controversial broadcaster, followed by Alan Jones. Radio and TV favourite Sam Pang topped the list as Australia’s most entertaining broadcaster.KIIS FM radio host Mitch Churi, who recently shared his weight loss… Read More
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