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Inside The CBS Sports Radio Network

The CBS Sports Radio Network is approaching its fourth year in business. The operation launched in September 2012 with 80 stations clearing the CBS...

Peter King Stays At Home With Sports Illustrated

Peter King gave strong consideration to leaving Sports Illustrated, his writing home since 1989, but when it came down to it, there was no...

Fewer Fans Are Watching The NCAA Tournament

A year ago, 28.3 million viewers watched the men’s basketball tournament championship game on TV, according to the NCAA. It was an increase of...

Nick Wright Leaving KILT in Houston For FS1

Sports Radio 610 KILT morning man Nick Wright confirmed this morning that he's leaving the Houston airwaves. His final day with CBS Houston will...

Turner Invests 100 Million In Bleacher Report

Turner is reaffirming its commitment to Bleacher Report by investing $100 million dollars in the brand over the next three years to help build...

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Strategic Solutions Research’s Hal Rood Explains What The Podcast Study 2026 Reveals

“There definitely is a flashing yellow light for ad load. Now, is it a red alert yet? No, but we’re seeing the canary in the coal mine.”

Rock Radio Should Steal From Ash Dykes’ Congo Basin Stunt

"Stunts don’t need to be death-defying — they can take place in the studio or at a client location instead of on a river full of killers."

Darien Southerland Built 101.1 The Pulse on Faith, Country, and Real Radio

"Country music, Marjorie Taylor Greene, deer hunting, King James Bibles, and four-by-four pickup trucks. That's my avatar."

How News/Talk Hosts Can Spot Bad Midterm Election Polls Before Election Day

This shouldn’t take much time and, in fact, might add to the on-air conversation. The host can give real reasons why some of the polls about your market’s midterms are good or bogus, beyond “How can Candidate X be ahead?” or “You can’t believe any of the polls.”