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“As Yaccarino tries to convince advertisers that Musk actually has a vision for X and that it isn’t just about right wing trolling, the Pimp in the Box stands out as the one normal thing the company has to sell.”

With so much of the content being similar, does that mean talk radio leaders can manage talent in similar ways? We asked some of the top brand leaders in the format.

"Innovation, ideas, and revenue-first leaders are going to matter more than content and ratings evaluators."

What I believe you are trying to do with X is break the media. If this is the case you need people who believe in what you are doing.

The CPR can be an incredibly useful tool for PPM markets if you do your best to get the most from it. 

It's understandable to be cautious of unsolicited sales calls but dismissing them outright could mean overlooking valuable opportunities for innovation and growth.

While there’s no doubt media has become very niche in its approach in super-serving very segmented audiences, local radio can still win by having trusted, informed, and well-versed hosts...

Talk radio and other traditional media are constantly exploited by slick professional manipulators of public opinion who operate at every level of political influence from the White House Press Secretary down to your local school district’s media department.

WWE The Bump is a bona fide contender and might just be the heavyweight champion of WWE programs.

"We have created a WFNZ community. Yeah, we might argue about sports takes most days, but when a member of our radio family is suffering, you are there for them."