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"The message for sports radio talent is urgent: adapt or risk obsolescence. Use the tools available. Promote and amplify your message. Get social. Your niche doesn’t live on your timeline—it lives on your audience’s"

"As long as programmers and personalities keep that balance in mind, I believe urban radio has room to grow and even reassert its influence."

For a network to fold when it comes to its journalism policies is downright bad judgment.

The industry simply can’t afford to ignore this.

Relevance loses a bit of its luster when you have to tell others you have it.

Any update to the system must take advantage of all data available today and some data that may not exist yet.

"The first weekend reminded us why the NFL dominates our attention: incredible athletic feats on the field, high-stakes narratives in the broadcast booth, and experiments with media delivery that keep even seasoned fans intrigued"

"There is money to be made in a deal that creates a premium communal viewing experience."

"If a listener just wants music, they’re not coming to radio anymore"

"Being downsized is not a reflection of your talent or value—it’s a business decision."