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Report: CBS News President to Cost-Cut Norah O’Donnell
The latest Nielsen data indicates the network has taken big ratings hit since the start of the Ukraine war nearly three weeks ago.
Doug McKelway’s Change of Pace
Logistically, the move should provide additional comfort for McKelway. He reunites with producer Clemente, whom McKelway, in his aforementioned retirement video, thanked for helping him get hired at Fox News back in 2010.
Fox News Is the Top Destination Coverage on the Russia-Ukraine War
According to Nielsen Media Research, Fox News outperformed CNN and MSNBC in the key 25-54 demographic and the 18-49 demo across the day and in primetime.
JVC Broadcasting: Hiring Spree is Sign of the Industry Getting Stronger
JVC began its recruitment efforts several months ago, which culminated in 16 hirings, including some internal promotions.
Radio Should Follow TV and Create Exclusive, Paid Streaming Services
So while radio isn’t necessarily needing to replace a revenue stream like TV, there’s never harm in adding a new one.
Benjamin Hall: The Media Isn’t Drumming Up Emotional Response
During “The Five” on Tuesday, Greg Gutfeld said the media was trying to create a “galvanizing narrative” to sell an idea about the war.
Clay Travis, Buck Sexton, & Jesse Kelly Headline iHeartMedia Event
“Great Texas Barbeque, Beer & Bourbon Blowout” hosted by iHeartMedia Houston reportedly drew in 1,200 listeners to the venue.
Futuri Names Zena Burns Senior VP of Strategic Marketing & Brand Development
Burns will also focus on growing content creation efforts tied to Futuri’s innovation initiatives; conferences and events; corporate messaging and public relations; trade publication relations.
Florida Man Radio Network Announces Lineup Changes
Orlando’s 660 AM, and 105.5 FM added “The Dan Bongino Show” and hired Lil Shawn as co-host and producer of the “The Justin Clark Show.”
Vanessa Yurkevich: People Are OK With High Gas Prices to Hold Russia Accountable
Yurkevich acknowledged the 55-cent jump from last week but compared the prices to drastic hikes that people paid in the summer of 2008.