Listeners Are Starstruck By The Radio Personality
It’s pretty exciting for a person to meet another person who they’ve heard on a speaker and or seen on a screen whom they enjoyed.
Pete Rose Was Someone Sports Media Never Quite Knew What to Do With
Wrong by a mile, it turns out, Scott Fitzgerald once wrote that there are no second acts in American lives. It seemed the proper...
Grading CBS News Moderators Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan After Vice Presidential Debate
The two CBS News anchors were helped, in my opinion, by the stance the network took on fact checking before the debate.
The Many Components To Building A Strong Team Workplace
Talk to your team members openly, whether one-on-one or in group sessions. Ask if they feel like they are included and heard. Do they believe their opinions count.
How to Reduce News Talk Radio Job Stress
Broadcast news reporters have some of the most stressful jobs in America. According to the American Psychological Association, they are respectively ranked 5th and...
Look For Talent Coaching Techniques Outside The Radio Industry
Peek into how coaching experts focus in differing industries and motivate a team in differing industries is a great exercise to grow your coaching practice.
The NFL Knows Its Value and That Could Upend the TV Business
Alex Sherman is an excellent reporter. He covers the sports media and sports business for CNBC. I really hope you read his story last...
Fame, Fear, Fortune, Fun or Freedom: Which of the Five F’s Drive You?
"Companies have to understand that the best expect to be compensated, and challenged. Money matters, but if it's all you've got, eventually your top stars will chase new situations."
See Something, Say Something: Why Debates Need Real-Time Fact Checking
CBS News thinks that its anchors need not fact-check the candidates in real time during Tuesday’s vice-presidential debate. Like CNN before it, CBS figures...
Three Minutes And Emotional Impact = Better Ratings
Reducing the quarter-hour impact from five to three minutes changes the math. But it doesn’t change the emotional impact of what we’re playing and saying in the moment.
