News/Talk Radio Can Still Shine Despite Lack of Super Tuesday Competition
This will be a chance to focus on those and show your local chops while explaining to your audience why these races oftentimes matter even more than who is in the White House.
Businesses Need to Take Ted Turner’s Advice: “ADVERTISE”
Consider this: in the late 1970s, consumers were exposed to no more than 1,600 ads a day. Most estimates have our daily exposure to 6,000 to 10,000 per day now!
Bruce Gilbert Sees Power in Numbers at the BSM Summit
“There is a feeling of comfort in knowing that you're not on this road by yourself and that others are trying to accomplish the same thing you're trying to accomplish.”
How the Media Pundit Class Grew and Why That’s a Problem
Shouldn’t there be some kind of three-strikes rule: Three incorrect predictions and you’re banished from the Council of Experts?
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Kevin Kugler
"I wouldn’t trade the journey for anyone else’s path, but I wasn’t exactly a child prodigy!”
Does Your Radio Station Reflect Your Audience?
News/talk radio works best when we represent the people.
Do Talk Radio Hosts Have to Be Great Friends to Be Great Co-Hosts?
Is it possible for two or more people to produce great radio and then despise each other off the air? We asked Jack Armstrong, Joe Getty, Gee Scott, and John Kobylt for their thoughts on the topic.
What to Do When You Fear Your Media Career is Headed to the Graveyard
If you think about career death so much that it detracts from being in the moment, maybe it really is time to move on.
Peter King Retires as a Reporter Who Embraced Changes in Media
King is a straight-on print journalist, from the old school, who successfully and completely blended his talent into the broadcast and digital era before many of his contemporaries were even sure it was happening.
Is the Fairness Doctrine Even Possible in Today’s Media Landscape?
Is it right for media consumers to judge what is "fair" and what is "unfair" news?
