Why Christmas Music Is Radio’s Biggest Marketing Gift of the Year
"If there ever was a time to add units, this is it."
Is Xania Monet’s Rise the Dark Side of AI for Urban Radio?
"What Xania Monet represents is not a soulless machine, but a new form of authorship. It is Black woman creativity meeting artificial intelligence, and together they are forcing a conversation about equity, control and imagination in the digital era"
Xania Monet, the First AI Artist Just Cracked Radio
"She’s not the death of music. She’s the mirror we need to look into."
How Michael Jordan’s Load Management With NBC Sports Ruins the Spectacle and Exposes the Hypocricy
"If Wayne Gretzky, Tom Brady, and Derek Jeter can find time to discuss current-day league events, so can Michael Jordan"
News/Talk Radio Leaders Need to Pound the Table For FM Signals
As planning for 2026 take shape, this is the one thing news/talk radio PDs should be demanding.
After 60 Minutes Interview with Donald Trump, Let’s Examine Line Between Editing and Manipulation
In all of my years editing pieces for time, it has been the journalists’ prerogative to trim the interview to make for a clearer and more cohesive segment.
Why Rap Music’s Billboard Chart Drop Signals a Bigger Industry Problem
Rap music took quite the PR hit this past week after the once dominant music genre found itself trending for all the wrong reasons....
Where Tucker Carlson Went Wrong in His Interview with Nick Fuentes
There's a valuable lesson for Tucker -- and anyone else, for that matter -- to learn.
ESPN Is Testing the Line Between Personal Brand and Employer Loyalty With YouTube TV Dispute Messaging
"ESPN and YouTube TV are both missing on the messaging, and poorly at that"
How Nielsen Is Adjusting Sampling Methods to Reflect Modern Listening Habits
Their view is that testing and practice have shown little difference in listening, but the gains in proportionality are positive. The unspoken part is that this change will help control sample costs as well.
