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The Case for Regional Syndication: Why News/Talk Radio Should Consider An Alternative
When listeners want to feel informed, entertained, and engaged by talk that actually reflects their lives, their state, or their region, they're not exactly super served by someone broadcasting from a studio 2,000 miles away.
Separating Fact From Fiction in Viral Posts About Ben Shapiro and The Daily Wire
"A lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth can get its boots on." It was true when it was first said. It's even more true now...
How One Phone Call Put Larry O’Connor in Morning Drive on Salem Radio Network
"Chris Stigall was actually the best man at my wedding. I'm thrilled to pick up his microphone and continue the relationship he built with the Salem national audience. It's the perfect fit."
The Scott Jennings F-Bomb Moment on CNN Was Human, Not Fireable
Those seats at the NewsNight desk look a lot more comfortable than they probably are. Television has a funny way of making everything seem more spacious than it actually is.
MS NOW Practices What It Preaches About Digital Content
MS NOW knows its future isn't being built on cable. And to its credit, it's not pretending otherwise.
That's the clearest takeaway from remarks made...
Why An All-Donald Trump, All The Time Approach is Bad for News/Talk Radio
Many news/talk radio hosts will tell you that someone like Jimmy Kimmel "turns away half the audience" by his political opinions. And they're completely oblivious to the fact that they do the same.
How Todd Starnes Handles Owning The Mighty 990 KWAM and Hosting a National Afternoon Show
"It's a lot. There's no doubt about it."
3 Questions About KNX News Leaving 97.1 FM
I don't view this as a "sky is falling" type move, really. But I can't help but wonder about the state of all-news radio at the company following this development.
Why Salem Media Colleagues Believe Larry Elder Belongs in the Radio Hall of Fame
"We are in a culture war in America, and we need voices like Larry to help make sense of it all."
Radio Personalities Are Why People Listen — So Why Does the Industry Keep Cutting Them?
Whether radio leaders want this to be true or not, the data is unambiguous: in radio, people are the commodity. Listeners want entertainment. They want connection. They want it for free.