Mary Walter Has Done Both Radio and TV at the Highest Levels
It’s easier to go from radio to TV than it is to go from TV to radio. I think that a lot of TV people think it’s going to be so easy, and they flame out.
Is Stephen A. Smith The Best Teammate at ESPN?
You mean to tell me that Stephen A. Smith -- widely regarded as an egomaniac -- is out here teaching up-and-coming talent? Well, that doesn't necessarily fit the narrative now, does it?
How Does Chris Simms Have a Sports Media Career If He Can’t Deal With Trolls?
"Simms’s comment was so tone deaf and self-centered that if there wasn’t video of it, I would guess it was a Donald Trump tweet."
What is a Radio Quarter Hour?
This column will attempt to demystify (or perhaps mystify) the term for radio people because it can be defined in a few different ways.
The Only Path Forward For News Radio is Strong Personalities
Radio’s competitive advantage remains its people. And when it comes to personality, no format owns that right now more so than News/Talk
There is Nothing Old School About a Human Touch in Radio Sales
"Digital buyers are different, and that's okay. They may not be the right buyer for you to sell to anyway."
What Chris Licht Got Right, and Wrong, During His CNN Tenure
Chris Licht faced an impossible mission of improving ratings without Donald Trump and with a staff he alienated.
The Top 5 Bangs of Mike Breen’s Career
"Whether it comes in the playoffs or the regular season, it’s an unmistakable, yet simple way to convey the message that something extraordinary has just happened."
6 Tips For Dealing With Publicists
I’ll give you my rules for the people slinging guest pitches.
Meet the Market Managers: David Yadgaroff, Audacy Philadelphia
"It's hard to replace somebody as iconic as Angelo, who really lived and breathed his role, setting the agenda for the Philadelphia sports fan."
