The Pulse: Is It Time To Unionize?
A large market programmer who also asked not to be named told me, “There is but I’m not sure I want my name attached to it.”
News Media Members Are Going Through Overcorrections and Real Journalists Will Suffer
Algorithms are only amplifying voices on the extreme left or right because this is what keeps people engaged and clicking.
The FCC Is Creating A Slippery Slope For Broadcasters
This is a slippery slope not only for journalists but for all broadcasters as it relates to the First Amendment, decency rules, perhaps mergers and acquisitions, and even satire.
‘MLB Tonight’ Not Losing Its ‘Fastball’ During The Offseason
"Kenny and Plesac are the perfect snack for baseball-starved fans."
Promo Meeting: Closest To The Pinhead And Rethinking Remotes
In the recent CRS NuVooDoo research presentation, the value of local personalities being out in the community and connecting one-on-one with listeners stood out.
What News/Talk Radio Hosts Should Copy From Dan Bongino As He Exits Westwood One
Bongino isn't a "classically trained" radio host. And yet, he grew to become one of the best in the business. Here's how.
Breaking Barriers: What ESPN Did That Sports Radio Couldn’t
"I challenge any radio broadcasting company with any media rights partnership to attempt to replicate how Jimmy Pitaro built and positioned ESPN "
How the Pathway to Radio Stardom Has Changed and How You Can Still Make It to the Top in 2025
Radio needs a next generation. It needs innovators. Why not you?
How AI Can Help Your Sales Team Close More Business
The best managers examine every possible item for their arsenal, enabling them to compete in a high-stakes technology-driven industry.
Spring Tune Up Means Looking At These Five Areas Of Your Radio Station
No radio station is perfect. You need change in order to grow your station - with every change, ‘weeds’ will sprout. We can pull them, but like dandelions, they tend to grow back with veracity.
