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Radio Tops TV, Smartphones in Latest Nielsen Reach Data

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By Cameron Coats Verified
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AM/FM radio remains the nation’s media reach leader, reaching 87% of US adults on a weekly basis in the first quarter of 2026 and outpacing every other platform Nielsen measured, including smartphone apps, connected TV devices and traditional television. The figures come as part of Katz Radio Group’s Sound Answers series, drawing on Nielsen Audience Insights Data Tables for the first quarter.
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Blast From The Past: KFBK Sacramento

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By Cameron Coats Verified
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Happy Friday! This week’s Radio Ink Blast From The Past takes us back to the 1970s at KFBK 1530 in Sacramento. Up front at the board are Tony Russell, who served as News Director and talk host, alongside Gil Krause. Behind them, Ron Lyons and Gaylord Walker share a laugh for the camera.
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FDA Moves Closer to Rule That Could Push Pharma Ads Off Radio

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The regulatory threat to one of radio’s most profitable verticals is now a formal entry on the federal rulemaking calendar. Classifying the change as “economically significant,” the FDA is moving to eliminate a policy that has shaped broadcast drug ads since the 1990s.
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