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The Latest Round of Layoffs at Audacy Require Examining the State of Radio
"The sacred ground that radio has claimed for generations is being chipped away with every layoff."
FOX Sports Should Use Jimmy Johnson’s Retirement to Revamp ‘FOX NFL Sunday’
Is 76-year-old Terry Bradshaw, or 65-year-old Howie Long, helping the network drive younger viewers? Why wait? Use this opportunity to reinvent the show.
How Chris Plante Juggles His Newsmax TV Show Alongside His Westwood One Radio Show
"I didn't want to go into broadcasting. I didn't want to go into news. And look at me now. I'm having the greatest time."
Chris Haynes is Establishing the New Baseline of NBA Coverage
"I’m going to always compete, and I feel like I’ve gathered up a ton of relationships over my 15 years of covering this league, and I felt like I didn’t need a company to do what I need to do."
107.7 The End’s Gregr is Building Community Through Shared Interests
"If building community through shared interests - common ground - is your jam, then radio is an amazing space for that."
The Pulse: Extend Your Promotions
Stations run big promotions that spans several weeks, culminating in the big moment of awarding the prize and announcing the winner. Then what? Far too often, nothing.
Ratings Roundup: Fox News Sets Cable News Record During President Donald Trump Address to Congress
Fox News also drew the largest audience for the Democratic Party's response to Trump's speech.
How News/Talk Radio Can Leverage Renewed Interest in the Format to Sales and Ratings Success
How are we working every day to build brand loyalty from our listeners so that they feel like they need us to be a part of their daily lives and routines?
Stephen A. Smith Agrees to Five-Year Contract with ESPN: Report
"According to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith has agreed to a five-year deal worth at least $100 million:"
‘The Jim Rome Show’ Available on SiriusXM Starting Monday
"Just know the best days in The Jungle are still ahead."