Media Bias and the Fight For Belief
Bias, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. If you agree with a particular viewpoint, it’s beautiful.
What to Do When You Fear Your Media Career is Headed to the Graveyard
If you think about career death so much that it detracts from being in the moment, maybe it really is time to move on.
CNN Sees Biggest Viewership Jump During Super Bowl Parade Shooting Coverage
All news outlets spiked upon live breaking news coverage with Fox News — already the weekday afternoon leader in cable news — leading in total viewers.
Radio — The Communication Business Where We Don’t Communicate
Corporate policies are cold and rigid.
Does Dealing With Criticism Ever Get Easier?
Engage in the content of the criticism and ignore the rest – or at least take the high road. If that gets difficult, end the conversation.
CBS Mornings Scores Big Post-Super Bowl Ratings Win
CBS Mornings became the most-watched program from 7-9 a.m. in total viewers for just the second time ever for a CBS morning news show.
The Rush Limbaugh Few Knew
Rush quietly and often anonymously gave much of his fortune to many worthy causes. He didn’t want that soft side of him to become public – he had an image to maintain.
Could Jon Stewart Be a Star Radio Host?
If Sean Hannity is worth in the neighborhood of $25 million on radio, then Stewart would be worth a multi-million dollar flyer.
All In With Chris Hayes Audience Nearly Doubles During Special White House Press Conference
The press conference was not tabulated as a separate telecast by Nielsen on cable, but it was still evident that each of the three major cable news outlets got a sizable boost from the event.
Radio Isn’t Dead, It Just Has Amnesia
I hate to raise a problem without suggesting a solution but I’m as lost here as anybody. I do believe, though, that success in any business starts with talent, however you define it.
