ESPN Doesn’t Have Problems You Were Told It Did, But Cable is About To
The demise of ESPN has been greatly exaggerated. The network is operating from a place of strength, while others make up scenarios for why it's going down the drain.
Is The Radio Diary Dead?
Recent trade press articles disclosed that the paper version of the Nielsen Audio radio diary is to be killed off in the relatively near...
Despite Headlines, Future of AM Radio Can Still Be Bright
Those of us employed in AM radio should be actively working to keep relevant in a rapidly-changing media landscape anyway.
Sports Media Industry Puts ESPN and Pat McAfee Under a Microscope
“For ESPN, it's easily their biggest content swing in the Pitaro era outside of live sports and it certainly makes their daily lineup more varied, and probably more interesting.”
How to Balance National Topics on a Local Show
Local shows should focus on local topics and ignore national topics, right? No, that is wrong.
It is all about Topic A: What are people talking about? ...
Meet the Market Managers: Todd Farquharson, Gow Media Houston
"I can walk into a meeting and say, 'Well, we're just like you. We're a local business born and raised right here in Houston, Texas. So we're very similar to you.' I think owners of businesses appreciate that."
White House Correspondents Dinner Ratings Eclipses 2017
For the first time since 2017, the WHCD aired on another cable outlet in addition to CNN. MSNBC aired the event as well.
Is It Possible to Break Down Media Silos in 2023?
If we are going to return to more decency in our politics and our interactions, it’s important.
The Rules for Journalists Must Change
Nearly 40 years of covering politics… without opinion or judgment prepared me to finally bring some analysis and informed criticism to the junction of journalism and media.
Toucher & Rich Both Deserve A Little Empathy
We all say and do things we regret. It appears, at least publicly, Fred Toucher is doing the right things to rectify those wrongs.
