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Why 55KRC Morning Host Brian Thomas Didn’t Listen to His Dad and Got Into Radio
"He lived through the heyday when it used to be fun to work for a radio station. The 50s, the 60s, the 70s — and then along came corporate ownership, politically correct rules, and the whole nature of the industry changed. He'd had it up to his eyeballs by the time he retired, and I think that was his problem."
Can CBS News Invigorate CBS Mornings With an Unconventional Approach?
The network is reportedly considering a revamp of its morning show with a radical new approach. But should this new approach actually be radical?
What Does the Future Hold for Cumulus Following Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
For employees, competitors, and industry watchers, the first reaction is understandable. Bankruptcy carries a stigma that’s hard to shake. In most industries, it historically meant failure and liquidation.
Why Amazon Prime Video Was the Right Next Step for Salem News Channel
"You have to be deemed to be at a quality level they want to accept on their channel. We continue conversations — sometimes they happen quickly, and sometimes it takes time to establish a relationship and determine whether it’s the right addition to their lineup.”
Why Curtis Sliwa is Prepared to Go Head-to-Head with Sid Rosenberg on New 710 WOR Morning Show
"Without guardrails, the guy is ready to implode at any moment. He's had a history of this and he just can't help himself."
Ben Shapiro and Megyn Kelly Have Both Become the Things They Set Out to Destroy
Both -- one could argue -- have become the "do as I say, not as I do" figures of the conservative media space.
The Social Media Struggle News/Talk Radio Hosts Must Learn to Live With
Everyone has access to sharing their opinion on any topic at every moment of every day. That isn't always a good thing.
Why Fox News Isn’t Fearful of a Potential Move by CNN to the Right
I'm not saying a 30-year head start makes a brand indestructible. But it sure gives a heck of a leg up on the competition.
Why Military Operations in Iran Changes the Tone of Lou Penrose’s Show on 600 KOGO
"In San Diego, saber-rattling in the Gulf means our family members will be deployed. So we speak a whole different language."
Why CNN Employees Shouldn’t Rush to Judge a Paramount Deal
The idea that Trump-friendly billionaires could exert influence over coverage sets off alarms. But here’s the thing: CNN has already undergone massive change.