Kristina Koppeser Knows the Importance of Pushing News Radio to the Digital World
"People look to you for information, and they will get it wherever they can find you. Being in those spaces is important."
Talk Radio Still Has the Power to Ignite Audiences
“Opinion is really powerful because you can have a conversation and explore ideas. At least the listener can hear an issue to get fleshed out.”
Republican Primary Debate on NBC Sees Less Than 7 Million Viewers
It also picked up an additional 650,000 viewers when including the debate’s other available platforms like Peacock, NBC News Now, and NBCNews.com.
Why I’m Jumping Back Into Local TV
I want to join the fight for light that disinfects from the front lines. And there is no more advanced position than local news.
Is Oliver Stone the Michael Moore of 2024?
“They went too far in hating and in dumping on Trump. And people don't like that in America. People don't like dumping on. They did it too much.”
Why the Lawyer Who Won Billions From Alex Jones Believes in the Power of Radio
"We still need a place that isn’t so narrowly tailored to each individual’s preferences, where a broad spectrum of people can go to get helpful information..."
ABC’s World News Tonight with David Muir Setting High Marks in November
It achieved its most-watched week in eight months as coverage of the Israel-Hamas war continued.
Two Books About Fox News Reveal What We Already Know: The Network Employs Liars
This tandem of tomes should leave readers with thorough disgust, not reverence for a successful, but destructive organization.
77WABC’s Sid Rosenberg Has Only Ever Wanted to Be Himself On the Air
"I have been in lots of major markets across the country, but the success that I have had here in New York...has proven to a lot of folks that if you let me do what I do, I can have success and WABC allows me to be that guy."
Cenk Uygur Believes Radio Cannibalized Itself
"Conservative talk radio has driven itself into a cul-de-sac, and they don't know how to get out of that dead end, and I'm not sure they ever will. That's problem number one enough to kill the entire industry."
