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The Industry According To: Keith Dakin, Connoisseur Media

"Generic, boring radio will be the end of us. It is not Spotify."

How Local Radio Expands Audience Through Partnerships

"Tear down the traditional thought of competitive ownership groups and start thinking about how you can build shared audiences."

Why Radio’s Best Stories Aren’t Really Overnight Wins

"Great programmers don't wake up one day with an instinct for finding talent or coaching personalities."

Clip Culture Is the Necessary Evil Every Sports Media Talent Must Learn To Live With

"The same clips that invite criticism also introduce your work to thousands of potential new listeners, viewers, and subscribers who otherwise may never discover your show. In today's media landscape, discovery rarely begins with a radio dial or a podcast app. It begins with an algorithm."

Dan Mandis Believes Talk Radio ‘Has Never Been Extreme’

"Clearly, you listen to talk radio, I work in and listen to talk radio and so we are going to say no, talk radio not only is it not more extreme, I don't think talk radio has ever been extreme."

Natalie Morales Joining CBS News

“It’s a privilege to contribute to the CBS News programs and I’m hoping to tell the stories that matter and to talk about issues many of us face,” said Morales.

Tony Katz: Scott Pelley Is ‘Terrible Interviewer’

"The softball nature of this interview is not to be excused for a moment. Scott Pelley failed as an interviewer.”

Jesse Kelly: Media Now ‘Hostile, Anti-American Insurgency’

"I heard him say 'Media is the enemy of the people' and I'll be frank I thought that was a little too far at the time. I thought to myself that's going too far. I don't know about that. Man, was he 1,000% correct and I was 1,000% wrong."

CBS Leads al-Zawahri Coverage

Although its weeknight evening news program regularly trails their ABC and NBC counterparts, the network led here with 4.22 million total viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research.

CBS News Adds Four Journalists to Its Local News Innovation Lab

The new hires will be tasked with next-generation storytelling, including data journalism, and test new products, workflows, and production models for the future.

Kate Smith Rejects Criticism of Her Reporting on Abortion

In an article, The National Review called Smith an “ambassador” for Planned Parenthood and accused her of writing what amounted to press releases for the organization.

Fox News Leads Coverage on President Biden’s Crackdown on Ghost Guns

Fox News Channel was the top cable outlet covering Biden's address, attracting 1.52 million total viewers

CBS News Staffers Unhappy with the Hiring of Mick Mulvaney

Unnamed CBS News journalists are angry because they believe Mulvaney attacked media outlets over coverage of the early days of the pandemic.

Volodymyr Zelensky Address Tops Cable News Coverage

In the week of Mar. 20, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (on Mar. 16) provided a live address, on streaming video, to all members of the U.S. Congress.

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How Local Radio Expands Audience Through Partnerships

"Tear down the traditional thought of competitive ownership groups and start thinking about how you can build shared audiences."

Why Radio’s Best Stories Aren’t Really Overnight Wins

"Great programmers don't wake up one day with an instinct for finding talent or coaching personalities."

Clip Culture Is the Necessary Evil Every Sports Media Talent Must Learn To Live With

"The same clips that invite criticism also introduce your work to thousands of potential new listeners, viewers, and subscribers who otherwise may never discover your show. In today's media landscape, discovery rarely begins with a radio dial or a podcast app. It begins with an algorithm."

Inside Sandy Grossman’s Long Road to Immortality at the Pro Football Hall of Fame

"He knew his job was to provide the best pictures to the fans of the NFL. I just want people to know my father did everything he could to provide those pictures, but also be the best father and grandfather as well."