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Why Radio Stations Can’t ‘Tweak’ Their Way to Growth
"Tweaks may seem small, but if a brand makes a lot of them, they’ll add up quickly. That can be a problem."
The Industry According To…Fred Jacobs, Jacobs Media
"I would expect more consolidation in all forms of media and entertainment. The more sources for content, including thousands of YouTube channels, the harder it will be to amass a big audience and make a profit."
The Final Conversation with Pierre Robert
"I’m going to do my best to capture everything we discussed and do justice to the thoughts and stories of a person I didn’t know well but also felt like I knew instantly."
Pierre Robert Belongs in the Radio Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
"Pierre was 70 years old when he passed, and was as successful and important today as he was in the 80's, 90's, 00's and 10's."
Toast to 10: How Barrett Media Has Benefitted Media Researchers
"Having a brand that covers the external and internal trends that are impacting us is vital."
Is a ‘Digital First’ Approach for Radio Companies Too Little Too Late?
"I wish it would have been a conversation 20 years ago, 10 years ago, and even five years ago, at least in more places than it actually was."
Toast to 10: Reflecting on ‘The Barrett Bash’ and the ‘2025 BNM Summit’
"The 2025 BNM Summit is in the books. So too is our 10-year celebration party, 'The Barrett Bash'. A huge thank you to all who attended and supported last week's events."
Radio Industry Veteran Fred Jacobs Shares Parkinson’s Diagnosis
“I’ve been walking around with a secret that actually isn’t all that mysterious to those I know and interact with."
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"
‘The Temple of Rock:’ A New Era for Classic Rock Radio
Described as “a celebration of the music,” it is designed to tap into the ongoing legacy and continue to honor the music for years to come.