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"Traditional television has not disappeared. The audience has not disappeared. What has disappeared is the idea that everybody is going to watch the same entertainment simply because a network tells us when it’s on."

The Edison Research data proves what we already knew. Younger audiences put much more emphasis on their phones. You can argue that the industry misplayed that push that's been steadily growing for years. But there's also time to rectify that, too.

"Radio at its best is fun, conversational, and deeply connected to its hometown."

“There was a going-away thing with media and radio friends, and it was like being at my funeral. I was like, ‘Alright, you guys, stop.’”

"Davis is a throwback. For anyone who has worked at all levels of media, she's an inspiring example of perseverance. Good backstories only take you so far, however. Make no mistake, Davis is one of the most talented sideline reporters working today."

"In an era when every conversation can become content, there should be no gray area when it comes to what is and isn't on the record."

AM's demise is connected to terrible content. Can AM rise again? It's all about content.

"If you can't win that fight at home, you're not ready for somebody else's town."

Jokes aside, we need to take a serious look at reporting on AI during election season.

"ESPN is changing, and so is the audience it is trying to reach. The network is investing in younger voices, creators and personalities who can live beyond the traditional broadcast window. Aikman represents a different era of sports media."