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Radio Programmed the Algorithm Before Anybody Knew What It Was
"We have more data than programmers could have imagined 25 years ago"
How Freezing Cold Takes Turned Sports’ Worst Predictions Into An Entertainment Phenomenon
"I was only going to use it to mess with people. I did not plan on it being big at all. But it lends to what I do, which is find stuff. And because it’s sports, it makes it that much better for me."
Music Media’s Biggest Opportunity Lies in the Live Event Surge
"Music media and broadcasters now have an opportunity not only to play hit songs, but also to embed themselves into the culture and hype surrounding this newfound appreciation for live events."
How Radio Can Correct a Broken Music Discovery Experience
"Radio can serve as the music listener’s escape while also allowing for entertaining discourse and conversation. These methods can ultimately lead to radio becoming a destination for music discovery."
Why Radio Should Always Believe In The Song, Not The Algorithm
"I don’t make music to chase a trend, or try to get viral on TikTok. I just make music that I love. It takes a lot of other variants, but I still believe that song is king."
Why A.I. Is Forcing Radio To Adapt Faster Than Ever
"The future will be guided by algorithms, but it will also be driven by talent—programming, on-air, and creative professionals—who know how to merge innovation with personality."
Why Aesthetic Branding Is Vital To Earn Attention in an Algorithmic Ecosystem
"Many artists now recognize branding as a necessary tool that can amplify their music. It creates a vibe and allows a story to be told on the artist’s terms."
Has Modern Music Lost the Path To Being Unforgettable for the Listener?
"Current listening habits have all but eliminated the shared listening experience."
Why Is the Biggest Barstool Audience on TikTok?
“The world is made up almost entirely of non-P1 consumers. When it comes to digital media, TikTok may be the very best way to reach them and show them that it is worth coming back over and over.”