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Why Fox News Ratings Rising in 2025 Should Be Cause for Concern at CNN and MS NOW
Fox News saw a 16% ratings increase...in a year after a presidential election. That means any ratings fight in 2026 is likely over before it begins.
With Megyn Kelly, Ben Shapiro, Tucker Carlson, Mark Levin, and Candace Owens Feuding, News/Talk Radio Hosts Share Their Thoughts
"Everyone doing it has become captured by Twitter. And the conversations on Twitter, I think, are poisoning a lot of conversative media."
What the Podtrac Podcast Rankings Should Tell the News Media About What Consumers Are After
There's a common theme that isn't hard to pick up on when you really look at the results.
Why Erick Erickson Traveled More Than 60,000 Miles For His Show and Radio Affiliates in 2025
"Oftentimes, the stations no longer have the bandwidth, advertising budget, or the promotions team. So we just take it on ourselves and say, 'We can still do it.'"
Why the Potential Return of Dan Bongino Comes at the Perfect Time
There's a built-in audience advantage calling his name.
Grading the NBC News, CBS News, and ABC News Interviews of Marco Rubio
It's rare that the same guest appears on all three shows in the same week. So, with apples to compare to apples, let's dissect how it all went down.
Barrett Media’s 2026 Plans Include Top 20 Expansion, Digital Shows, Ad Partnerships and More
"We plan to be more active on video in 2026. It will benefit industry professionals, our audience, and our advertising partners."
How Salem Radio Network’s Mike Gallagher Has Seen Talk Radio Change During 40-Year Career
"There's such a constant that hasn't changed -- and I know it's cliche -- but content is everything."
The Major Problem with CBS Evening News’ New Strategy Under Tony Dokoupil
The nightly newscast wants to have a renewed emphasis on appealing to "average Americans." There's just one -- albeit gigantic -- problem with that.
What Are the 2026 New Year’s Resolutions For News/Talk Radio PD’s?
"Sometimes we can fall into the trap of thinking it's always politics. That's not always the case."