Brian Shactman
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Brian Shactman is a weekly columnist for Barrett News Radio. In addition to writing for BNM, Brian can be heard weekday mornings in Hartford, CT on 1080 WTIC hosting the popular morning program 'Brian & Company'. During his career, Brian has worked for ESPN, CNBC, MSNBC, and local TV channels in Connecticut and Massachusetts. You can find him on Twitter @bshactman.
Exclusive articles:
A Message to News/Talk Radio Professionals: Go to the Sales Meeting
Having open lines of communication with sales can only help.
Should News/Talk Radio Guests Be Paid?
But locally -- in 2024 -- in small and mid-sized markets, the money isn’t there. Should we find it?
How Local TV Can Be A Major Partner in the Future of News/Talk Radio
Both can get more attention in the marketplace by doing things differently, generate positive energy, and most importantly, generate legitimate content people might actually want to see and hear.
Preparing For News/Talk Radio Interviews Has Never Been Easier, But Some Don’t Put The Time In
There are plenty of people out there in both radio and television who don’t care – and don’t prepare.
What to Do When You Fear Your Media Career is Headed to the Graveyard
If you think about career death so much that it detracts from being in the moment, maybe it really is time to move on.
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Dr. Phil-Founded Merit Street Media Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Additionally, the company is suing Trinity Broadcasting Network for breach of contract, stating that it failed to live up to the terms of their agreement.
20 Brands In 20 Days: Jill Strada, 96.1 The Beat
Atlanta is arguably the Hip Hop center of the United States, so curating the station comes with a lot of eyes, ears and responsibilities.
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Joe Davis, FOX Sports
"Davis gets emotional with his calls, but his emotions don’t get the best of him. He strikes a delicate balance between the two in an incredibly great way"
What’s Next for CBS News and 60 Minutes After $16 Million Settlement with Donald Trump?
Here’s the hard truth going forward: 60 Minutes doesn’t get the benefit of the doubt anymore. From either side of the political aisle.