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Alissa Pollack Shares Her Secrets to Networking Success in Radio and Music

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"It's really just about building relationships and finding the mutual wins."

Why Fox News Borrowed a Page From the Barstool Sports Playbook to Reach Younger Audiences

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Digital platforms reward one thing above almost everything else: a glimpse into how the sausage gets made. I’ve written about this before, and the principle hasn’t changed. People who love your brand want to know everything about it.

Glenn Ordway Reveals Why He Came Out of Retirement To Launch ‘The Big O Podcast’

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"I’ve been in the business for fifty years and have been around some great sports teams, memories and personalities. Why not just go back and reconnect with all these moments and people?"

Blake Griffin Is Pointing the Finger at the Wrong People in Sports Journalism

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"If Griffin truly wants to champion sports journalism, his fight shouldn't be with the people entertaining audiences. It should be with the companies that decided entertainment was the better business model in the first place."

CBS NFL Analyst Tony Romo Can’t Get By on Just Personality and Prognostication

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Romo has all the intangibles to be a great analyst, but preparation is the key to a great broadcast, I hope he takes that to heart.

How to Maintain Control When a Guest Goes Off the Rails

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You need to be prepared to push back, to challenge (whether or not, that is, you agree with the spin they’re offering), and to repeat key questions when they’re not being answered.

Clay Travis: Pat McAfee Isn’t Responsible For What’s Said On His Show

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Travis argued that any comments made by Aaron Rodgers shouldn't be the responsibility of McAfee to police.

3 Tips to Avoid Ruining the Ratings Expected from the 2024 Presidential Election

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This election season, think about your audience first.  Tell them the truth.  Your job is not to represent the powerful but defend the people.

Mark Kaye Proves Creativity is King

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"You need to counterbalance a lot of the politics with entertainment. It's something we are cognizant of every time something pops up in the news."
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Why Fox News Borrowed a Page From the Barstool Sports Playbook to Reach Younger Audiences

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Digital platforms reward one thing above almost everything else: a glimpse into how the sausage gets made. I’ve written about this before, and the principle hasn’t changed. People who love your brand want to know everything about it.

Glenn Ordway Reveals Why He Came Out of Retirement To Launch ‘The Big O Podcast’

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"I’ve been in the business for fifty years and have been around some great sports teams, memories and personalities. Why not just go back and reconnect with all these moments and people?"

Blake Griffin Is Pointing the Finger at the Wrong People in Sports Journalism

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"If Griffin truly wants to champion sports journalism, his fight shouldn't be with the people entertaining audiences. It should be with the companies that decided entertainment was the better business model in the first place."

A Little Jealousy and a Whole Lot of Marconi Admiration

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"In a business where so much of the attention goes to what's struggling — the layoffs, the consolidation, the ratings that slipped — this is a night that points the spotlight at people doing exceptional work."
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