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Can AM Radio Survive 20th-Century Thinking in a 21st-Century World?
I host an AM radio show on a legacy station with an aging but robust audience. Can we get bigger? Younger? More diverse?
Can Your Station Bulletproof Itself From Losing Play-By-Play Rights?
If you truly care about the product you're putting out over the air, things will probably be a-ok.
AM Radio Has Powerful Backer in Georgia Association of Broadcasters Pres. Bob Houghton
"One of the greatest advantages of AM radio is that it offers a low threshold to ownership because most AM radio stations are priced lower than FM stations."
The Source with Kaitlan Collins Struggles for CNN During Debut Week
While The Source would garner slightly better figures as the month of July rolled on, it still lagged behind what CNN Primetime had delivered in the previous month.
Dan Patrick Looks Back With the Finish Line in Sight
“There’d be nothing better than when I say goodbye, I’m saying goodbye and I still feel like I’m at the top of my game or at least somewhere on that totem pole.”
Is Elon Musk Doing This Right? Programmers Evaluate The Twitter Rebrand
"Maybe no one can understand why this rebrand is a necessity for Twitter, but if anyone can spot problems and share experiences that are valuable at this moment, it is these guys."
1310, 96.7 The Ticket Announces New Midday Shows With Matt McClearin, Sean Bass & David Mino
"The middays will still be made up of two shows, but there are a whole lot of new faces."
Bill Reiter Isn’t Faking Anything on the Radio
“I can’t pretend to have a perspective that I don’t have, I can’t pretend to be outraged and I can’t pretend to like people on the air who I don’t like."
Martha Maurer Hopes to Be a Trailblazer for KTAR News
"I may not be the first woman in this role at our station, but I still am the first of Mexican-American descent, and I’m able to be in a position where I can open doors for more diverse people in our newsroom."
An Occasion to Talk About Radio Ratings Occasions
I don’t want to contradict what many programmers and consultants have been doing for the last 15 years or so, but consider that much of your audience may be listening longer than you think.