Long Record of Laziness By Nielsen to News/Talk Radio Continues
Commercial news/talk and non-commercial news/talk (public radio stations) are combined. Why? The reason is nothing more than laziness.
Endorsement Ads from Sports Radio Talent Can Be a Business’s Superpower
Radio endorsers can be your 'superpower' in achieving your marketing goals.
‘CBS Sports HQ Spotlight’ Shines with News, Information and Fun
It is an all-encompassing look at the news of the day with hosts who understand the fun of sports and pass this fun along to viewers.
Mike Rhyner Details What Went Wrong at 97.1 The Freak
"There are a lot of things that I really did like about it. And make no mistake, I'm not thrilled with what happened and the way it all came down but I think we had a really good product."
Does Your News/Talk Radio Station Have a Severe Weather Plan in Place?
It’s never too late to reevaluate that plan and ensure your station is fully equipped to provide the listening audience with the best coverage possible.
Daniel Anstandig, Mike Hulvey, Chris Oliviero, and John Sylvester Added to the 2024 BNM Summit
"The additions of Daniel Anstandig, Michael Hulvey, Chris Oliviero, and John Sylvester bring us to 18 speakers for September's event."
I Don’t Know if ‘Sports Rap Radio’ Will Work, But It’s Good to See Something Different
Good for these guys being willing to give a chance to some voices people may not have heard and mixing them in with the big names.
Anatomy of an Insider: Ken Rosenthal, Fox Sports and The Athletic
“Even though I was on television, I always thought [that] what should distinguish me is my work."
How Fear Motivates Dan Bongino to Remain at the Top of the Conservative Podcast Charts
"I just don't want to lose. I have a lot of internal personal inadequacies ... I'm the Kathy Bates character in Titanic. New money? That's me."
College Radio and Protests: A Teachable Moment
College radio is, in many markets, dead...College radio could be – should be – an incubator for journalists even more than for radio personalities.
