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Sportsbooks’ Influence Fades as Money Dries Up

“Media companies are learning the hard way that sportsbook money isn’t the guarantee it once seemed.”

Will The Next Musical Faultline Need Music Radio?

A Musical Fault Line is an event that shakes the cultural fabric, always aided by radio. It is not simply a new artist, song, or album release.

Peter Rosenberg Continues To Evolve Through Changes in Radio and Entertainment

"I have built a good enough name and reputation over the last 18 years in this market to find a microphone somewhere.”

Mikalah Gordon’s Journey From American Idol To 98.5 KLUC

As for how Gordon transitioned into radio as a singer and stand-up comedian, it’s kind of a wild ride.

It’s Time To Replace ‘OK Boomer’ With ‘Thank You Boomer’

“Ok Boomer,” which is a blatantly dismissive response to one’s opinions or comments that younger people perceive as out-of-touch.

Megan Holiday Is ‘Invested’ With California Alternative Listeners on KROQ and LIVE 105

“I’m invested, and I try to be encouraging and give them hope because we all could use a boost of confidence in life. I just want them to know I’m there for them and that I care. "

The FCC Is Creating A Slippery Slope For Broadcasters

This is a slippery slope not only for journalists but for all broadcasters as it relates to the First Amendment, decency rules, perhaps mergers and acquisitions, and even satire.

Bad Commercials Can Be More Problematic Than Long Stop Sets

“Studies have shown that every time you introduce a new idea into a commercial and step away from your original idea, retention goes down by 60%. If you've added three, then it's even worse than that.”

Promo Meeting: Closest To The Pinhead And Rethinking Remotes

In the recent CRS NuVooDoo research presentation, the value of local personalities being out in the community and connecting one-on-one with listeners stood out.

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Will The Next Musical Faultline Need Music Radio?

A Musical Fault Line is an event that shakes the cultural fabric, always aided by radio. It is not simply a new artist, song, or album release.

Peter Rosenberg Continues To Evolve Through Changes in Radio and Entertainment

"I have built a good enough name and reputation over the last 18 years in this market to find a microphone somewhere.”

Mikalah Gordon’s Journey From American Idol To 98.5 KLUC

As for how Gordon transitioned into radio as a singer and stand-up comedian, it’s kind of a wild ride.

Aircheck: Charlie Tuna, KRLA Los Angeles (1986)

In 1975, Charlie Tuna was with 102.7 KIIS-FM Los Angeles when it started the AM/FM simulcast and hosted the first show on the FM.

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