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iHeartMedia’s Black Information Network Announces Promotions of 2 Executives
iHeartMedia's Black Information Network is currently available on AM/FM radio in 34 markets across the nation.
Steve Sanchez is the Voice of the People on KDWN in Las Vegas
"Our job is to kind of remind the establishment and the powers that be that these people who look like me basically have built the country. And we can't forget them.”
Every Radio Station in America Should Display These 3 Words in Each Studio
The most cliched basic radio rule is to talk to one person, and visualize that person as you speak...it's silly because you're talking to many thousands of people and you know that.
Think Like a Radio Listener When Booking Guests
Thinking about the guest booking process through the ears of the listener will help weed out what really moves the needle.
Townsquare Media Fined $500K For Failing to Disclose Paid Political Informercial
The program aired on weekends from October 2021 through March 2023.
Sean Hannity: I’ll Personally Make Sure Books Authored By Bill O’Reilly Remain in Florida Schools
"I just know him. And it's not his style. That is not how he rolls...Let me see if I can help you."
Greg Kelly: MSNBC, CNN Failed Viewers By Refusing to Air Trump’s Victory Speech
"In my rush to kind of take it all in, I wanted to see the Trump's speech. So I went immediately to where I could see it."
Howie Carr: MSNBC Admitted to Censoring Donald Trump and Doesn’t Care Who Knows It
"The worst part of MSNBC's censorship of Donald Trump is not that Rachel Maddow unabashedly admits to it on live television. It's that she admits to a pattern of it."
Eric Von Haessler: Reporters Under 40 Don’t Do Enough Research
"I guarantee you when they're talking to you about war, deficits, debt, government shutdowns, they know little more of the background than that young lady did that the Detroit Lions play indoors."
NAB Report Details AM Radio’s Importance During Times of Crisis
The NAB pointed to natural disasters in Hawaii, California, and Arkansas as crises that could have resulted in much higher casualties and deaths if not for the EAS and AM Radio.