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“When I started reporting at WBZ, it was audio-only, but then the bosses chose me to get the TikTok up and running. I was hesitant at first, but they were right. It's been a total game-changer.”

As we had documented last month, the absence of Tucker Carlson Tonight cost Fox News Channel's prime time a loss of nearly one million...

"I do not think radio is dying. I think it’s all about what radio can do and what stations can do to make themselves an important part of the community."

I host an AM radio show on a legacy station with an aging but robust audience. Can we get bigger? Younger? More diverse?

"One of the greatest advantages of AM radio is that it offers a low threshold to ownership because most AM radio stations are priced lower than FM stations."

While The Source would garner slightly better figures as the month of July rolled on, it still lagged behind what CNN Primetime had delivered in the previous month.

These are human lives. Humans who trusted a network that falsely pretends to be a news source often admitting when pressed legally that it’s not. Where is the accountability?

"I may not be the first woman in this role at our station, but I still am the first of Mexican-American descent, and I’m able to be in a position where I can open doors for more diverse people in our newsroom."

"We try to be conversational, we try to be funny, and we try to mix in some bits and humor because that’s who we are. But we’re not giving you a lecture."

The majority of responses to the change have been negative, yet those who hold faith in Musk say it’s the beginning of the end of Twitter as a news/information platform and the beginning of Twitter as the so-called everything app