Tag: AM Radio
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Can News/Talk Radio Pop the Information Bubble in 2024?
The change in talk radio was that stations decided that the road to profit was paved with giving listeners “more of what you came for,” namely lots of hosts who parroted Rush Limbaugh’s politics, not necessarily his style.
Nick Kayal: We Have to Promote App Heavily Due to Future of AM Radio Concerns
"Maybe one day, hopefully long after I'm dead and gone and made enough money to retire in this career, maybe AM Radio really is gone, and it all is app-based. And that's why we push it so much."
The Road to Radio Stardom Has Changed For the Better
The landscape in the industry is changing even faster than many of us realize on a day-to-day basis.
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.”
Bill Cunningham: I’m Surprised JFK Assassination Still Hot Topic on News Radio
"On Tuesday, I told that story on my local home station -- 700 WLW -- we spoke about it, and the lines lit up."
Sid Rosenberg: I’m Taking My Show to Jerusalem in January
Rosenberg claimed that prominent NY businessmen have been compelling him to go to Israel to get a first-hand look at the chaos and destruction happening.
3 Free Marketing Tools for Radio Hosts to Cut Through an Overcrowded Space
There are three tools that local hosts can use to their advantage to cut through, and they cost $0.
One Question Every News/Talk Radio Host Needs to Answer Truthfully
Everyone hates listening to themselves. Everyone. Now, since that is a truth, we can all agree on why should you listen to yourself.
NAB Pushes Back on Automaker Estimates on Cost to Keep AM Radio
The NAB pointed to data from the Congressional Budget Office that estimates the cost closer to $198 million in 2023.
News/Talk Needs to Work With, Not For, the Sales Department
There’s always that fine line between helping the bottom line and doing what’s in the best interests of the station, and ultimately the listener.