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Why Football Remains Television’s Most Powerful Appointment Viewing

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"Traditional television has not disappeared. The audience has not disappeared. What has disappeared is the idea that everybody is going to watch the same entertainment simply because a network tells us when it’s on."

Why Radio Can’t Ignore the Edison Research Data About 13-34’s and In-Car Listening

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The Edison Research data proves what we already knew. Younger audiences put much more emphasis on their phones. You can argue that the industry misplayed that push that's been steadily growing for years. But there's also time to rectify that, too.

Dark Middays Are Costing Radio Its Biggest Advantage

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"Radio at its best is fun, conversational, and deeply connected to its hometown."

How Michelle McKormick Is Navigating Her “Refirement”

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“There was a going-away thing with media and radio friends, and it was like being at my funeral. I was like, ‘Alright, you guys, stop.’”

Audacy Nationwide Layoffs Affecting Radio Stations Continue

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"There is expectation that the layoffs will continue into today where a reported up to 300 people total will be cut by the broadcasting entity."

The Latest Round of Layoffs at Audacy Require Examining the State of Radio

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"The sacred ground that radio has claimed for generations is being chipped away with every layoff."

Audacy Begins Round Of Layoffs Affecting Radio Stations Nationwide

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"Audacy is announcing these cuts just under six months removed from emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy."

News Staffers Cut at WBBM, 1080 WTIC In Audacy Layoffs

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"We are ... implementing some difficult but necessary decisions that will impact less than 2% of our workforce to best position our company for long-term growth.”
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Why Radio Can’t Ignore the Edison Research Data About 13-34’s and In-Car Listening

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The Edison Research data proves what we already knew. Younger audiences put much more emphasis on their phones. You can argue that the industry misplayed that push that's been steadily growing for years. But there's also time to rectify that, too.

Dark Middays Are Costing Radio Its Biggest Advantage

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"Radio at its best is fun, conversational, and deeply connected to its hometown."

How Michelle McKormick Is Navigating Her “Refirement”

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“There was a going-away thing with media and radio friends, and it was like being at my funeral. I was like, ‘Alright, you guys, stop.’”

Bill Spadea Reflects on His Run for Governor and Return to New Jersey 101.5

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"I'm able, with a lot clearer focus, to call out the nonsense, the lies, the false promises, and all of the showmanship and theater that is in politics. I saw it firsthand."