With streaming services multiplying and habits fragmenting, radio still stands at the center of America’s daily listening. Edison Research’s Q3 2025 Share of Ear finds AM/FM commanding the majority of ...

SoundExchange president and CEO Michael Huppe calls for the passage of the American Music Fairness Act, which would pay artists royalties for radio play. By Michael Huppe Here’s a story that captures ...

The Urban Prepper reviews Sony ICF-S10MK2 Pocket AM/FM Radio emphasizing reliable communication and survival readiness. Florida property tax to be eliminated for seniors under new proposal Parents of ...

Among listeners aged 13 to 34, spoken word audio now accounts for as much listening time as AM/FM radio — a dramatic shift from a decade ago. By Glenn Peoples Earlier this year, young Americans’ ...

Even as the number of available audio entertainment choices gets larger by the day, Americans still have a clear favorite: AM/FM. While streaming music has carved out a strong second-place position, ...

During the first two and a half years of Curtis LeGeyt’s tenure as president and CEO of the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), there’s been a lot of noise around the future of AM radio, the ...

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 ...

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 ...

In an increasingly congested media landscape, AM/FM radio continues to be resilient. Now in its second century, Nielsen’s most recent Radio Today report revealed on average AM/FM radio reaches 91% of ...

Car manufacturers including Ford, BMW, Tesla have removed AM and FM radio from their newest car models. The decision to eliminate access to the audio feature by car companies was influenced by the ...

Ever since the Galvin brothers introduced the first car radio — the Motorola — back in 1930, we’ve enjoyed all sorts of audio while behind the wheel. For decades, the radio was our main source of ...