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Have Radio Programmers Lost Sense of How To Motivate Their Talent?
"You’ll be surprised how creative and motivated people get with a sense of understanding, instead of another meeting or a cheap cake"
How Gordon Keith Took ‘Fake Jerry’ From the Ticket to Cartoon Network, Launched ‘The Musers: The Podcast’
"I know nothing about sports, and I worked at that station. I kind of had to find a way to stay employed up there"
Cumulus Media and Rumble Ink Partnership to Bring Westwood One/Cumulus Podcast Network Shows to Platform
Cumulus Media and Rumble have announced a new partnership that will bring Westwood One and Cumulus Podcast Network shows to the platform.
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KNBR Officially Move Studios Out Of San Francisco
“This really does symbolize a new era at KNBR.”
E. Curtis Johnson Announces Retirement After 49 Years
"It was a hard decision to make, but I'm comfortable that I've made the right call for my quality of life. I will miss this team.”
Do Radio Companies Owe Explanations?
If the loss of people and brands continues to be inevitable as these companies trudge along, crippled by mismanagement, debt, and private equity pressure, does local radio owe explanations?
Radio Has Forgotten Its Most Important Metric
"The audience is telling you exactly why they’re tuning out, are you listening?"
Cumulus Media: ‘Certain Stations No Longer the Right Strategic Fit’ As Company Ends Several AM Signals
"We have made the decision to suspend operations at these stations — an adjustment that impacts very few individuals — while we evaluate the best path forward."
Cumulus Shuts Down Sports Radio 1560 on Florida’s Space Coast
“I don’t know the future of what might happen to the WLZR Radio Signal moving forward, but I do know this—I got the pleasure of living my dream of hosting my own Sports Talk Radio Show over the last decade on WLZR,”
Is Radio ‘Dead’ or ‘Dying?’
"I don’t know if the radio business is dying or not, but I know the current reality suggests we’re closer to the former than the latter."