Columns

You don't replace Dan Patrick. You put someone else in and hope like heck they work out eventually.

The more conversations we have, whether on cable news, network news, or local radio, the better, more entertaining, and more beneficial our conversations can be in America.

For those of you who don’t know or remember me, I spent seven years at the late, great Radio & Records, working my way up from Assistant Radio Editor to a full-fledged format editor, reporter, columnist and feature writer, as well as contributing heavily to Street Talk Daily. When R&R shut down in mid-2009, I co-founded RAMP (Radio and Music Pros) with Kevin Carter, and, amongst all of that, I also spent some time on-air in Connecticut, Boston and Southern California.

While it might be tempting to cancel your radio ads to save money, it can undermine your long-term marketing strategy and overall business health.

Earlier this week, NBC Sports Boston announced that host/reporter Kayla Burton has joined its roster of on-air personalities. The regional network plans to use...

Here is my semi-exhaustive list of issues and interests that your audience encounters.

And so from the home office here in Providence, Rhode Island, the top ten things radio needs to fix and get right ASAP!

With the conference ditching longtime partner CBS and jumping to the Disney-owned ESPN/ABC this year, Sankey now presides over an SEC that is fully invested in broadcast revenue, period.

One of the biggest challenges facing radio is without a doubt, the need to redefine our brands. What is our promise? So many managers...

If your news organization made a post on Facebook about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump over the weekend, I (and millions of others) did not see it.