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Paul Marshall Out At Sacramento’s 98 Rock
"Well…this one hurts. As of right now, I have been what they call R.I.F.d. It’s another way of saying laid-off. I lost my job."
NBA Allowing Exclusive Access To Content Creators For All Star Weekend
"The NBA has a long history of collaborating with talented creators who share our commitment to bringing the excitement of our games and events to fans around the world."
How the Super Bowl Halftime Show Is a Shared Experience for Radio To Capture
"Your audience will be watching the Super Bowl. Leverage that many will also be using social media during the game and the halftime show to your station’s advantage."
Deconstructing the Myth That Social Media Followers Means News/Talk Radio Success
If you are a hiring manager for a local host, unless that person is a known and successful commodity in your market, a social media footprint is meaningless.
TikTok Now the Top Social Media App for News Among Young People: Survey
"43% of U.S. adults aged 18 to 29 said they regularly get news from TikTok in 2025, surpassing YouTube and Facebook."
How You Say Goodbye on the Radio Matters More Than You Think
"Being sad, confused, concerned, angry, and emotional is natural when a job you love is going away. But part of a public job involves dealing with situations that are stressful and difficult."
YouTube to Pay $24.5 Million Settlement to Donald Trump After 2021 Suspension
YouTube becomes the latest social media and big tech giant to reach a settlement with Trump.
Crowd React Media ‘State of Sports Report’: Six in Ten Sports Fans Consume Sports-Related Content Daily
"In 2025, one story stands out above all others: sports audiences continue to defy the broader trends shaping the media landscape"
Toast to 10: The 10 Most Important Columns I’ve Written Since 2015
"These are the 10 most important columns I've written since this brand launched in 2015."
Why Adam Silver Is Right Where Sports Media Outrage Is Wrong
"Silver’s comments may have seemed tone-deaf, they reflect the reality of who the league serves—and it’s not always the fan"