Political Talk Is Suicide For Music Radio Brands
Even though the First Amendment protects free speech, what you say and project will always be a direct reflection of you. And your brand.
Hard Knocks’ Fading Influence Showcased in North Carolina Selection
“Even with Bill Belichick’s involvement, Hard Knocks has gone from the blueprint to an inferior version of an all-too-common product.”
Westwood One Deserves the Benefit of the Doubt
"It's fair for local stations to ask questions about Westwood One and their future direction yet equally necessary to remind them that good partners deserve a chance to present a plan to keep business strong."
Three Ways To Increase Audience Connection With Transparency
Imagine what it would sound like if the remaining talent were allowed to have editorial time about the recent changes to the station.
What Goes Into a News Media Outlet Alienating Its Audience?
People say they want balance, but they really want their news to reinforce their own beliefs.
2025 BSM Summit Welcomes Marc ‘Silvy’ Silverman, Leila Rahimi, Scott Shapiro, Andy Roth and Brad Carson
"Today, I'm thrilled to add 5 more talented speakers to our show in Chicago."
Creativity is the Key to Survival in Sports Radio – Stop Playing It Safe and Start Thinking Big
This really isn't that hard. 'Talent' are supposed to be some of the most creative people in the world.
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.
