The Difference Between News/Talk Radio Programmer and Bureaucrat
The sad part is these people achieved their high positions by successfully programming actual radio stations to real people in specific markets.
It’s Time for News/Talk Radio to Think Outside the Clock
Let’s stop thinking in terms of sound hours illustrated by analog clocks, circles with pie charts, dots, and numbers.
Being Born to Work in News Media Both a Blessing and a Curse
Our business is changing all the time, and if you’re not trying to learn from others and what’s trending, you’ll be doing something else … soon.
NBC News Daily Sees Ratings Growth After Nearly 2 Years in Daytime
The View remains the top daytime news program, however, with an average or more than 2.2 million viewers.
Radio Has an Overloaded Spot Block Problem and Here’s How to Fix It
Raise rates but don’t just sell airtime. Sell your clients an exclusive opportunity for a media partnership.
Fox News Leads 80th Anniversary of D-Day Coverage
More than 3 million viewers watched coverage of the 80th anniversary on cable news.
A Message to Radio Leaders About Burnout
While you’re focused on the bottom line, pay closer attention to the people on the assembly line, the talented men and women trying to crank out an excellent product.
How the Guilty Verdict of Donald Trump Affected Local TV Ratings
The 34-count conviction provided significant ratings increases for the national networks, especially on cable news. That boosted effect also occurred on the local channels
Is There a Surefire Way for Radio Hosts to Avoid the Career Grim Reaper?
People who lose jobs they love and do well are blindsided financially and emotionally. I’ve been there, maybe you have, too.
Radio Hosts Can’t Let Election Time Create Fear Of What Makes Them Unique
As I gear up for this incredible -- some would say historic -- stretch of time, I finally am willing to take a side on one particularly thorny issue.
