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Taylor Swift Is Returning to Country Radio — Will the Format Answer?

"And with three versions dropping, programmers can even play A&R guy if they need to feel useful"

Skid Row’s Rachel Bolan’s Punk Rock Love Letter to New Jersey

"Lyrically, there's a lot of regional references."

How Jim Traber Build a Sports Radio Legacy by Never Changing or Playing It Safe

"There's no one way to do radio, but my way of doing sports radio is dying off."

Why Spotify’s AI Push Could Be Radio’s Biggest Opportunity

"Fandom and cultural meaning don't emerge from passive, individual consumption. They emerge from belonging."

Counting the Ballots on the Dashboard: Turning In-Car Data Into Street-Level Wins

"Lock in every data point, or you leave incredible metrics on the table."

Xperi’s Joe D’Angelo: Radio Has a Data Problem

"Traditional rankings can take weeks, months or even half a year to get back to broadcasters, too late to build on immediate successes or assess if listeners’ taste/feedback is changing."

Xperi to Unveil DTS AutoStage Broadcast Portal Premium Tier at NAB Show

The DTS AutoStage platform currently spans 13 automotive brands, including Mercedes-Benz, Ford, BMW, Tesla, Hyundai, Kia, and Audi.

The Industry According To….Larry Rosin, Edison Research

"Have we created stations that maybe people are less likely to tune out of, but also less like to tune into?"

Xperi Launches DTS AutoStage Portal Expansion

“This new version of the DTS AutoStage Broadcaster Portal signals an inflection point in radio broadcasters’ ability to obtain precise listening measurements at scale and with specificity."

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"The future of legacy media won't be determined by transmitters, call letters, apps, or even ratings books. It'll be determined by whether organizations can convince their best talent that staying offers more opportunity than leaving."