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Stefan Schellhas Named iHeartMedia Market President for Cincinnati
"My career started with an internship at 700 WLW, so returning truly feels like coming full circle"
Apple Executive Eddy Cue Believes Sports Viewing Experience Has “Gone Backwards”
"You used to buy one subscription, your cable subscription, and you got pretty much everything they had. Now, there’s so many different subscriptions, so I think that needs to be fixed"
Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos Says Company Is Not Interested in Owning Legacy Media Networks
"It’s true that historically, we have been more builders than buyers"
Cumulus Media vs. Nielsen: When the Scorekeeper Sells the Scoreboard
"What becomes of this lawsuit — who wins, who loses, who settles — is still to be determined. But one measurement isn’t changing anytime soon"
How the ‘When We Were Young’ Music Festival Proved Emo and Alt-Rock Nostalgia Is No More
"The powers-that-be within the music industry and music airplay can learn a lot from the success of the last four years of When We Were Young Festival"
Why Ken Carman Believes Ultimate Success Lies in How Much You Choose To Listen
"It’s still the same business it’s always been. If you can connect with people, you’ll stay"
Why Pat McAfee’s Latest Comments Prove He Still Can’t Handle Criticism
"For the brash and outspoken façade that McAfee presents—believing in fun, sports, and football—there continue to be underlying signs of weakness"
How Newsmax’s Tom and Deneen Borelli Tag Team Conservative Commentary From Different Backgrounds
"We're very unique. Not only are we a married couple, we're obviously interracial, and conservative. There's not many of those out there."
The TV Revolt Against Pete Hegseth’s Gag Order Should Be a Wake-Up Call
No matter what your profession, talking to someone in person is always a good idea to build relationships and trust. And in this case, it goes both ways.
Could News/Talk Radio Be Helped By Taking This Page From the Sports Radio Playbook?
Putting those pieces together would create something powerful — a network that’s local in presence but national in strength.