How News/Talk Radio Can Avoid The One Misstep ‘New Heights’ Made During the Taylor Swift Episode
News/talk radio cannot afford to make the same mistake when it secures high-profile guests or lands an exclusive interview.
Why Urban Radio Personalities Can’t Be Replaced by AI
AI personalities can give you the details of a Beyoncé concert but not the experience of seeing one, or express feelings from the Destiny’s Child Beyoncé to what we see today.
Red Apple Media, 77WABC Owner & CEO John Catsimatidis to Receive the Gold Standard in Leadership Award at the 2025 BNM Summit
One of my favorite parts of our conferences involves highlighting outstanding work and impactful contributions by industry professionals. We've done it for years at...
What is New Heights After a Visit From Taylor Swift?
"I don’t think Jason and Travis Kelce are planning to sunset the show, so what’s the follow up? Is there one?"
The Radio Advertising Issue Is Rooted in an ROI Mistake
"Radio must return to doing what it has always done best: connecting with people"
MS NOW and MSNBC: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the Rebrand
By shedding the traditional brand tie, MS NOW can finally lean into what it already is, and doesn't have to worry about what effect that might have on it's network counterpart.
How Tempo and Flow Drive Hot AC Radio Success
Programmers must pay close attention not only to the songs themselves, but also to how they are sequenced.
Why Q4 Is AC Radio’s Prime Promo Season
If you’re not actively working with your promotional team NOW, creating promotional and sales opportunities, the rest of the year will slip through your fingers.
Why The BNM Summit Is a Game-Changer for News/Talk Radio Professionals
What the BNM Summit provides are ideas. We are all in the radio station working every day, and sometimes you need to hear the perspective of others.
Nielsen Channels Lynyrd Skynyrd With ‘Gimme 3 Years, Gimme 3 Years, Mister’
Until Nielsen discovers that “it ain’t no fun staring straight down a forty-four” (figuratively, not literally), I expect we’ll be seeing Nielsen back at The Jug again, looking for more ways to cut costs.
