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I'm not suggesting that streaming advertising doesn't work, just that overdoing it — which costs money — is wasteful.

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"Leagues have accepted the revenue. Networks have built it into broadcasts and are being paid a premium for it. Sportsbooks have expanded the menu. Everyone has a stake. That also means everyone shares responsibility."

Where Mike Felger’s ‘Soft’ Boston Media Criticism Hits and Misses

"You can’t call out softness in the market while excusing it in your own building."

Radio Research Means Nothing If You’re Reading It Wrong

I've seen an entire room agree on data, then someone new comes in and sees something different — something they'd like to believe.

2026 Midterms: What News/Talk Radio Hosts Need to Know and Remember

As we get set for this silly, but oftentimes entertaining season, there are a few things to keep in mind.

MS NOW Practices What It Preaches About Digital Content

MS NOW knows its future isn't being built on cable. And to its credit, it's not pretending otherwise. That's the clearest takeaway from remarks made...

The Password Mistakes That Almost Everyone Still Makes

"Creating strong passwords is only part of the equation. Changing your passwords on a regular basis adds another layer of protection."

3 Questions About 97.1 The Fan Coming to Los Angeles

"Audacy isn’t just launching another station. It’s testing whether FM can finally unlock a market that has resisted the format at scale like other large markets."

Why An All-Donald Trump, All The Time Approach is Bad for News/Talk Radio

Many news/talk radio hosts will tell you that someone like Jimmy Kimmel "turns away half the audience" by his political opinions. And they're completely oblivious to the fact that they do the same.

3 Reasons Country Radio Is Losing the Audience Engagement War

"We have a massive opportunity in front of us. Why? Because the bar for authenticity, storytelling, and audience engagement has been set remarkably low."

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