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One of the traps academia can get caught up in is “preparation for the future.”

Mark Zuckerberg has been at or near the top of the enemy list for conservative media members for nearly a decade. One change shouldn't magically put him in your good graces.

“To understand how to shape a social media strategy, you first have to accept a reality. These platforms are not designed to help your business.”

The challenge lies in being noticed amidst the noise. Developing innovation is a time investment. It requires patience, but the payoff is worth it.

I am all in on making radio fun and poking fun at ourselves on the show. But there are three things that you should never ever minimize.

"Once the carousel stops, and it's time to get off, who are you going to be?"

Format and marketplace changes are a good time to be reminded of the opportunity to improve our proven or heritage brands before we get Left Behind by the invaders.

Keeping the watchdogs on a short leash is good for billionaires but it isn’t good for America.

Doing the review from the comfort of your office or home is a huge plus even if Nielsen will not buy lunch for virtual reviewers.

From "Boo-Yah!" to "Hallah," to "He must be jelly cause jam don't shake like that," to "Can I get a witness from the congregation!?" Scott had a flare and a style that nobody had really had before him, and everyone wanted to attempt after him.