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TikTok Has Always Been a News/Talk Radio Platform: 3 Ways to Utilize the App For Increase Relevance
Now that TikTok is here to stay, it's time for news/talk radio to invest in the platform. But it's easier than you might think.
What Current and Former iHeartMedia Employees Are Saying After Latest Round of Layoffs
"I'm actually looking forward to new challenges."
News TV Needs More Sit Down Interviews and Fewer Roundtables
The most popular content in almost every medium today is two people having a conversation. But both cable and network news outlets haven't embraced that.
Is Megyn Kelly Really in the Same Category as Howard Stern and Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo for SiriusXM?
Kelly has built a digital media juggernaut. But is she on the level of Howard Stern, Mad Dog, and Alex Cooper?
An Open Letter to Bob Pittman and Other iHeartMedia Execs As Layoffs Hit…Again
I'd like to think that these are really difficult days for you. But, in reality, are they?
The One Sentence News/Talk Radio Hosts Shouldn’t Ever Be Afraid to Say
It's only three words. But those three words will build plenty of credibility and respect with your audience and everyone else you interact with.
Why Seattle Red 770 AM Was More Than A Decade in the Making
"I think any traditional radio brand that waits is probably waiting too long to understand that the evolution of what it is we do is not just a radio station."
Where Bari Weiss Can Step in and Help CBS News Immediately
CBS News isn't perfect. And neither is Weiss. But there's an area she can certainly make a difference.
CNN Faces Tough Uphill Battle in Streaming Wars After Leaving HBO Max
On a standalone platform, there’s no casual traffic — only committed subscribers. And the truth is, there may not be enough of them to make it sustainable.
Mark Starling Reflects on 570 WWNC’s Award-Winning Coverage One Year After Hurricane Helene
"I firmly believe that the right people were in the right place at the right time during a really bad event and we managed to make it work."