Month: June 2024

LiSTNR is joining forces with ACE Radio in a partnership which will see its 21 stations made available to stream on the LiSTNR app, offering advertisers an additional 2 million-plus digital listening hours.SCA already has an exclusive sales representation agreement with ACE Radio and its stations in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, plus regional New South… Read More
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Nikki Clarkson is departing SCA after almost 17 years.For the last 4 and half of those years, Clarkson was Chief Marketing and Communications Officer, and was crucial to the launch and growth of LiSTNR.In confirming Clarkson’s departure, CEO John Kelly said “Nikki has made an extraordinary contribution to SCA over her highly successful career journey.”Clarkson’s… Read More
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As Radiodays Asia draws closer, more speakers have been announced.They include:Megan Whelan, Chief Content Officer, RNZ, Aotearoa New ZealandNick Piggott, Project Director, RadioDNSJune Pang, Regional Senior Manager – Media Measurement, GfK, SingaporeAdrian Syarkawie, President Director CEO, PT. Mahaka Radio Integra, IndonesiaSayema Rahman, Radio presenter, Entertainment Network IndiaPeter Niegel, CEO Radidoays and Senior Strategic Adviser Audio… Read More
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In this latest ep of the Radio Today podcast, we get acquainted with Lizzie Young, the newly-appointed CEO of industry body Commercial Radio & Audio (CRA).Jen’s got the lowdown on all the latest industry comings and goings, including three exciting new appointments at Melbourne’s Fox FM.And Taylor Swift features in our RCS Airplay Chart Song… Read More
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Have you ever noticed how we often revert to nautical terms when we’re describing a serious situation?‘Batten down the hatches’ used to be a favourite (if corny) go-to phrase radio journalists would throw into news stories about approaching storms: “The weather bureau is warning us to batten down the hatches, with severe thunderstorms on the… Read More
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