Rock Radio & 7-Eleven: Same War, Different Street
From Big Gulps to Big Cume, It’s All About Location, Loyalty & Foot Traffic
Do the Epstein Files Mark a Fork in the Road for News/Talk Radio Hosts?
It seems as if you can do what your audience wants, or do what the President wants. Not both. And that feels like a Catch-22.
Blurred Lines: News, Opinion, or Just Pure Spin?
Fake news isn’t a new phenomenon, but the speed and scale at which it is able to spread has become mindboggling.
ESPN’s ‘Vibe Check’ Sets a New Tone for Sports Conversation
"They are not trying to pontificate. Instead, they choose to communicate. The show is a real conversation. Lights and cameras just happen to be there."
Did CNN’s Pamela Brown Cross a Line By Showing Emotion During Texas Flooding Coverage?
Some stories hit reporters harder than others, and we can’t expect to be automatons.
Why New Music Is the Lifeblood of Urban Radio
Music is subjective. But it’s supposed to be subjective for the listener, not necessarily the programmer.
Fox Sports Pulled The Plug On Breakfast Ball, The Facility, Speak At The Right Time
"If FOX Sports wants to cut into ESPN’s viewership with daytime programming, there may be no better time than now to pull the plug."
MSNBC Turns 29: How the Network Flourished After Picking a Side
MSNBC knows exactly what it is. And in today’s fractured media landscape, that alone is a major accomplishment.
Sports Play-By-Play Simulcasts Are Becoming a Problem for Radio
“How can a single broadcaster serve two very different masters?”
How Nielsen Measures PPM Response Rate Panels and Why It Matters for Radio Ratings
Last week, this column covered the concept of response rates for Nielsen radio ratings and how to understand them in the context of the...
