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Doc Emrick’s Love Letter is Hockey and… Language
The Hall-of-Fame broadcaster Doc Emrick developed his love for the sport and the art of the call early in life and never let go of either.
Marc Malusis Has No Complaints At WPIX
"I’m in New York. I’m on TV five days a week. I’m still talking about New York sports. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience so far.”
Gen Z Hasn’t Totally Turned Down the Dial on Radio
When we have an opportunity to prove to young people the value of live and local talk radio, we need to jump on it.
Fox News Led the Coverage for Buffalo Mass Shooting
News began to be presented within the 4 PM ET hour, with extensive coverage arriving at 5 PM ET when officials spoke to the press. Fox News Channel led in total viewers.
Why Do We Let College Football Coaches Get Away With Absurdity & Dishonesty?
"We all kind of think the stock answer reactions are silly. Why won't anyone say it out loud?"
Asking The Right Questions Helps Create Interesting Content
Asking questions that can get a subject to talk about their feelings is a much better way to get an interesting answer.
The Client Just Said YES, Now What?
We should spend as much time on what we will do after the client says YES.
Why Local Radio Would Benefit From Hosting An Annual Upfront
How many times have you heard this sentence uttered at conferences or in one of the trades; radio has to do a better job...
Anatomy Of A Broadcaster: Jason Benetti
"Benetti is entertaining to watch. Whether you’re an old school follower of baseball and feel that batting average is still important, or a newer, metrics fan, he can appeal to you."
Meet The Market Managers: Mary Menna, Beasley Broadcast Group Boston
"You know, fans in every market are a little bit different. So I think there is something to be learned from us here, but I don't think you could just replicate it in ten different markets and expect that exact the same success."