The TikTok Jock: How Josh ‘Bru’ Brubaker Bridges Radio and Social Media
"When all those things come together, it just works so well. I've learned that usually a piece of content or a story that works on the radio will work on social media."
ABC’s ‘The Bachelorette’ Scandal Exposes What’s Rotten in Network TV
Some networks don't seem to be vetting characters responsibly and may well be normalizing a troubling new standard.
Will More CNN Personnel Follow Kara Swisher Out the Door When Paramount Skydance Takes Over?
You could argue that an aversion to change at CNN led to the ouster of Chris Licht. Is that spirit still alive at the outlet?
CNN’s Relaxed Presentation Won’t Change Its Ratings Performance, But It’s a Start
Viewers likely aren't going to choose CNN because the presentation has changed. But it's at least the right line of thinking.
Women’s History Month: Why Premiere Networks President Julie Talbott Puts an Emphasis on Mentorship
"For those who want to rise, we absolutely need to help them in any way we can, because the greater diversity you have in every position, the more diverse ideas you have to come up with the best solutions."
Why ESPN Should Consider a Secondary Super Bowl LXI Broadcast on NFL Network
"At some point, ESPN must decide whether its vision for NFL Network remains the same, becomes bigger, or evolves into something entirely different."
Google Search Data Doesn’t Lie: Here’s What the News/Talk Radio Audience Really Wants
I am telling you that being the one-stop information shop is not a winning strategy for your show. It is about your opinion and observations.
Inside CRS 2026: What Country Radio’s Leaders Learned In Nashville
"The ask was simple: Tell us about your 2026 Country Radio experience. Also what suggestions would you offer the 2027 CRS Agenda Committee?"
CRS 26 Hits All The Right Notes in Nashville
"Because there's so much to unpack, I've split my feedback into four categories: Performances, Sessions, Meetings, and Misses."
CBS News Radio’s Demise: Canary in the Coal Mine or Deliberately Destroyed?
Either this is a huge problem for the radio industry or a huge overreaction by CBS News.
