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How Chad Lopez and 77 WABC Used the ‘Less is More’ Approach to Return to Prominence
"I think there has to be a reset a little bit on great content and putting the product first. Then, the money will follow."
Former WCBS 880 Anchor Brigitte Quinn Already Feels at Home at WICC
"The crew has been just amazing, so warm, so welcoming. It feels like home and I've only been here a week."
Grading CBS News Moderators Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan After Vice Presidential Debate
The two CBS News anchors were helped, in my opinion, by the stance the network took on fact checking before the debate.
570 WWNC and Mark Starling Have Been Critical Lifelines for Asheville Listeners After Hurricane Helene
"We're just trying to love on our community, and that's really what it's about for us right now."
Michael DelGiorno Feels Like He’s Hit the Radio Lottery By Joining Premiere Networks National Lineup
"I'm just proud as can be -- there are no words -- to be on a roster with Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Clay & Buck ... that's the pride. I feel like I'm on the Yankees, and I like the way I look in pinstripes."
Does News/Talk Radio Need to Join News Television in the Spirit of Collaboration?
TV brands have started sharing their content with one another on the biggest stages. Should news/talk radio follow suit?
KTAR News 92.3 PD Martha Maurer Knows Covering an Election in a Swing State Needs Balance with Everyday News
"There's always going to be an interest in politics. At the same time, we can't forget other top stories."
Matt Walsh and The Daily Wire Have Created a Blueprint for Other Media Companies to Follow
The story Matt Walsh wants to tell in his new film "Am I Racist?" isn't built for radio or podcasting. And that's ok!
1210 WPHT Host Nick Kayal Sees the Spotlight Shining on Philadelphia As the 2024 Election Nears
"We have people that have been listening and who have called in from as far down as the Dominican Republic that have relocated. It's definitely expanded our reach, especially with how important Pennsylvania is."
Michael Berry Created His Own Lane, Now He’s Taking It to a National Audience With Premiere Networks
"The audiences are responding to more different and diverse accents, ideology, backgrounds, and experiences. I think that's good for listeners."