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NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt Shares What’s Next After Strong Push For AM Radio Act

"For this to have finally cut through, gotten a floor vote in mid-September in the House of Representatives, and now sitting on the doorstep in the U.S. Senate, it's entirely a tribute to listeners' passion around this issue."

Where CNN Fits in David Ellison’s Newly Merged Skydance Empire

Skydance could've treated CNN as a cable asset to trim, spin or sell. Instead, it put the network next to its crown jewels.

Why The Barstool Sports and Big Noon Kickoff Experiment Was Worth The Risk

"The partnership itself shouldn't be viewed as a failure. It was different. It generated attention, created conversation, reached audiences in ways traditional television has struggled to reach them and, for a time, it worked."

Why Dylan Salisbury Never Had a Plan B For His Radio Career

"Keep at it, because radio needs great people."

The Watch: Fox & Friends on Fox News

How do you host a news show when the top story involves one of your former colleagues?

One Year After Key Bridge Collapse, WBAL NewsRadio PD Jeff Wade Reflects on Coverage

"I don’t think we would have been as successful had the staff not felt they were working together as a team towards a common goal, and that comes through your own engagement, leadership, and example."

How New WRVA Host Rich Herrera Turned a Cross-Country Move Into Content

"When we decided to drive to Richmond, I said 'Wouldn't it be great if we stopped and talked to people along the way?'"

The Interview: Hammer & Nigel, 93 WIBC

How do these partners handle an interview with the subject of a viral moment where plenty of questions persist? Let's dissect it.

How ABC News Plans to Celebrate the 45th Anniversary of ‘Nightline’

“Nightline is an incredibly important part of ABC News’ 70-year legacy."

Ratings Roundup: MSNBC Regaining Share of Cable News Audience as March Progresses

The domination Fox News has held on the cable audience share since Donald Trump was elected is slowly and slightly diminishing.

The Radio Industry is Sending Mixed Messages in the Fight to Save AM Radio

You can't say your committed to saving the AM band while also cutting off AM signals. Those are competing ideologies.

How Can News/Talk Radio and Cable News Close the Disconnect Between Liberal and Conservative Media Members?

"It's supposed to be an exchange of ideas, much more so than I think what it's turned into, which is a lot of silos and preaching to the choir."

Despite Show’s Success, Buck Sexton Remains Grounded on the Mission of Premiere Networks’ ‘Clay & Buck’

"What really matters first and foremost to us is that we have people listening who feel really engaged."

How Triton Digital is Using AI to Help Make Audio Easier to Navigate for Advertisers

"Publishers are rising to the call from advertisers and leveraging AI-powered tools like Sounder to scale those efforts, while also influencing new standards as it helps provide better value to partners."

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Where CNN Fits in David Ellison’s Newly Merged Skydance Empire

Skydance could've treated CNN as a cable asset to trim, spin or sell. Instead, it put the network next to its crown jewels.

Why The Barstool Sports and Big Noon Kickoff Experiment Was Worth The Risk

"The partnership itself shouldn't be viewed as a failure. It was different. It generated attention, created conversation, reached audiences in ways traditional television has struggled to reach them and, for a time, it worked."

Why Dylan Salisbury Never Had a Plan B For His Radio Career

"Keep at it, because radio needs great people."

What Happens to Radio When the Nielsen Ranker Goes Dark?

"Do ratings still matter this fall? Absolutely! But not enough to save anyone."