It’s Time For Country Radio To Transform Remote Broadcasts
Every event has a vibe. Your job is to communicate that vibe and create a compelling reason for people to come.
How Rock Radio Avoids Being Told ‘I’ve Never Heard Of You’
This is it; our time is now; boxes are checked. Order a round of doubles, $how us the money. Great, but I’ve never heard of you.
How Boston’s Jarren Duran Fan Interaction Brought Out a Justified Response From Sports Media
"The media often uses social issues to mount their high horses, seeking some holier-than-thou high moral ground. In the case of what happened in Cleveland, however, the response is justified"
ABC News Interview With Donald Trump Shows Why News Outlets Should Quit Him Cold Turkey
Respectable news organizations should not bend their standards for access. It’s a decision that damages their reputations as independent, first amendment protected members of the free press.
How Changes at 97.1 The Fan Could Test Fan Loyalty
"I love sports radio stations being bold, but I have questions."
Scott Pelley and 60 Minutes Set the Standard For How to Talk About What Management Doesn’t Want You to Address
There are some key things Pelley and the 60 Minutes crew did that others can take and use as a defense mechanism for future situations.
Why the White House Correspondents’ Dinner Was and Will Continue to Be a Snoozer
Television used to revel in playing clips of jabs or funny comedian lines. This year, the shows were pretty much left empty-handed.
Hot AC Radio Stations Need to Prioritize Talent Over Music
Make talent your bottom building block of the programming pyramid and encourage them to be ambassadors of your station’s brand while building their brand within your system.
Radio: The Original Social Media And Community Centerpiece
Radio shared comments live on the air, broke news in real time, reviewed movies and TV shows, and introduced audiences to new music.
Why Mel Kiper Jr. Deserves More Credit for the NFL Draft’s Success Than He’ll Ever Receive
“It could be argued that no one has done more for the NFL as a media business than Kiper.”
