How Mike Mulligan Went From Serendipity to the Spotlight at Chicago’s 670 the Score
"It’s your responsibility, and I think everyone on 670 The Score understands this, to present information. To try and live up to the people who were there before you and are going to be there after you"
The Industry According To…Jackie Kajzer aka Full Metal Jackie
"TikTok can spark a moment. Instagram builds personality. Spotify gives you data and stability. But YouTube is where fans actually watch you become a band."
With Candace Owens Courting Controversy and Conspiracies, News/Talk Radio Hosts Share How They’d Move Forward
"I used to think the audience could see through bull(expletive). Now I'm not so sure."
Why Cory Marks Refuses to “Choose a Lane” in Today’s Music Industry
"We're in the music business, not the TikTok business."
How Ken Anthony’s Perspective Serves as a Reminder of Rock & Roll Radio Fundamentals
"There's nothing over the top in terms of our delivery. We're just trying to be warm and friendly, and it works"
Nexstar Networks President Sean Compton Shares How a Call With Ryan Seacrest Sparked a NewsNation Special That Could Save Lives
I lost three grandparents to cancer, and I lost my mother to cancer when I was a teenager. I said, “OK, well, I'm getting all over this [because] I know how it affects people.”
Shawn Tempesta Brings Humor, Heart, and ‘Boil the Frog’ Strategy to KKLZ Mornings
“One person’s radio show is another person’s YouTube subscription. We’re squeezing every drop of juice out of the content we create.”
How Robert Griffin III Found a Fresh Start With a Bright Future Ahead at FOX Sports
"This was an opportunity to finally make it happen with the network that recognized my talent from the jump"
WLS-AM 890 PD Stephanie Tichenor Leads With a Chicago-Centric Strategy
"Listeners know when you're not dedicated towards them. They can figure that out. They can see through it."
The Industry According To…Fred Jacobs, Jacobs Media
"I would expect more consolidation in all forms of media and entertainment. The more sources for content, including thousands of YouTube channels, the harder it will be to amass a big audience and make a profit."
