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- Jimmy Kimmel Warns Trump Is ‘Making the Same Mistake’ as Biden
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel warned President Donald Trump that he’s “making the same mistake” as former President Joe Biden — who he has blamed for the economic “mess” he “inherited” — by expecting voters to ignore the “price of apples” and believe his claim the economy is “great.” The president sought to reclaim the economy narrative in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, an issue of increasing concern for voters ahead of the 2026 midterms. Throughout a 90-minute speech, Trump celebrated that costs were down and “America is winning again” under his economic vision, while also veering into a riff about how voters should reserve spending on some goods ahead of the holidays. “You know, you can give up certain products. You can give up pencils,” he said. “You don’t need 37 dolls for your daughter. Two or three is nice, but you don’t need 37 dolls.” Speaking to his audience on… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - Kaplar to Step Down, O’Rielly Named Media Institute CEO
The Media Institute announced that longtime President and CEO Richard T. Kaplar will step down on January 31, 2026, concluding a 44-year tenure with the nonprofit organization that advocates for First Amendment principles and communications policy. The Institute's ...[TheTopNews] Read More.10 hours ago - MIW Extends Deadline for 2026 Digital Sales MentorshipMentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio (MIW) has extended the application deadline for its 2nd Annual Digital Sales Mentorship Program. Candidates now have until December 29 to apply for the year-long professional development opportunity aimed at advancing women in digital radio sales. The program is ...[TheTopNews] Read More.20 hours ago
- 2026 “Radio Historian’s” Calendar Now Available
The front cover of the 2026 Radio Historian’s calendar The 2026 edition of the “Radio Historian’s” calendar is now available. This year’s calendar features fourteen photographs that commemorate the Golden Age of Radio in the United States. According to creator John Schneider, each of the images were taken from an original black-and-white glossy photograph, and have been digitally remastered and colorized to replicate the original scene as accurately as possible. Two pages of text at the end of the calendar describe the history of each scene. Additionally, each month’s calendar page marks important dates in radio history. The calendar is a passion project for Schneider — “The Radio Historian” himself. Schneider occasionally contributes historical features to Radio World. You can read those here. This year’s featured photographs depict the following: FRONT COVER: WTMJ studio orchestra, 1931 JANUARY: Hoover inauguration equipment tests, 1929 FEBRUARY: “The March of Time” on CBS, 1932… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.21 hours ago - AdCP Is an Open Standard for Agentic Advertising
Triton Digital is one of seven companies that has launched a standard called Ad Context Protocol, or AdCP. The founders also include Yahoo, ebiquity, PubMatic, Scope3, Swivel and Optable. “The advertising ecosystem is fragmented,” they state on the AdCP website. “Every platform has its own API, its own workflow, its own reporting format. Media buyers and agencies waste countless hours navigating this complexity.” The companies hope the standard will unify advertising workflows across all platforms. “Think of it as the USB-C of advertising technology,” they state. To learn more about it we asked Jean-Luc Wasmer. He is vice president, architecture and partnerships, at Triton Digital, which he joined in 2011. Since 2021 Triton has been part of iHeartMedia. This article is from a Radio World ebook. Jean-Luc WasmerCredit: LinkedIn Radio World: Before we dive into AdCP, how is programmatic buying of broadcast radio ads going? When we spoke more than… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.23 hours ago - When I Get Stressed, I Just Repeat “Linux” to Myself
The author is Alabama chief engineer for Crawford Broadcasting Co. With the end of support for Windows 10 in the rearview mirror, I thought I’d spend a moment talking about what it means for everyone who is still on the operating system and about Windows update anomalies in general. It is estimated that 40% of PCs still run Windows 10, and those users are going to have to go somewhere in order to keep their computers running current security patches and licensing. As I write, Apple has seen a 14% increase year to year in their sales, and Linux, which in most cases is not sold by a company but is more driven by the user community, is seeing a real uptick in usage as people are looking for alternatives. The problem, as I see it, is that Microsoft has pivoted their default login to their operating system as needing… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.1 day ago
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