The Grammys Agree That Rock Is Back, With Work Left To Be Done
“I think it was only a matter of time before the Grammy voters paid closer attention to what is going on in the rock word,”
How TV News Stories About SNAP Won the Ratings War and Ended the Government Shutdown
While the stories understandably focus on hungry families, many of whom live paycheck to paycheck, the president achieved his goal, whether the press likes it or not.
Can News/Talk Radio Create Its Own Version of the All Christmas Music Format Flip?
Some people love all Christmas all the time. Others despise it. That's not any different for regular news/talk radio programming, though.
Why TV Ratings Challenges for Nielsen Could Have Major Implications in the Radio Space
If Nielsen loses some national TV clients or is forced to lower rates in the face of stiff competition from VideoAmp, comScore, or other companies, it may look for more revenue on the audio side.
How Mina Kimes’ “Colossal F**K Up” Reminds Sports Radio To Avoid Endorsement Nightmares
"The lesson is clear: revenue is important, but reputation is priceless. A hasty endorsement may fill the ledger today, but it can erode trust tomorrow"
How Radio Can Begin Planning for a Successful Start to 2026
"New Year success belongs to brands that plan for it now"
Does MSNBC Want to Turn Over a New Leaf As Transition to MS NOW Takes Shape?
If this rebrand is supposed to signal renewal, it needs to actually feel new.
For News/Talk Radio Hosts, Pop Culture Knowledge Is Just as Important as Political Policy
If there is a big cultural happening and you are totally unfamiliar with the person, that is a problem.
Has Dave Portnoy Worn Out His Welcome on FOX Sports’ ‘Big Noon Kickoff’
"Is Big Noon Kickoff aiming to be College GameDay with a hint of First Take? It appears lately that’s the case."
Fox News Deserves Praise for Creation of Charlie Kirk Legacy Award at Patriot Awards
The addition of the award, plus the idea to give the first honor to Kirk's widow, Erika, showed a ton of class.
