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Commitment to News From 620 WTMJ Enticed Michael Spaulding to Become Director of Content
"You just don't get a lot of radio stations that do that, even in major markets."
Facebook Is Officially A Dead Platform for the News Industry
If your news organization made a post on Facebook about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump over the weekend, I (and millions of others) did not see it.
Bill O’Reilly Doesn’t Like What He Sees Around the Media Landscape
"On all of these outlets, what they do is bring it people who agree with them. And it's boring."
Steve Gregory Has Waited More Than a Decade to Involve College Students on KFI AM-640
"The interest we still have from these students, I've been impressed by...it's good to know that some of those students are still willing to take their own time in the summer and participate in something like this."
Joe Tessitore and WWE Are a Match Made in Heaven
Announcing WWE requires a certain level of excitement not required by other sports. Joe Tessitore exudes excitement.
Newsmax Radio CEO Lee Kinberg Taking the Slow and Steady Approach to Building Network
"We've had conversations about how we can do more news on the radio. The key is ... how to do it at the level of quality you need. If you do it cheap, people can tell."
Sports Radio Hosts Need to Start Thinking About a Future Beyond AM/FM Radio
Look around you. Some big names and big brands in big markets have lost their radio jobs. It's time to think about alternatives.
Saga Communications CEO Chris Forgy Knows Local News is Key to the Company’s Future
"The number one thing people want from media is connectivity. So that's why the local aspect of it is critical."
600 KOGO Afternoon Host Lou Penrose Might Have the Most Unique News/Talk Audience in America
"Most cities kind of measure themselves on if they're a small town, a mid-sized city, or cosmopolitan. San Diego is a small town, but it's worldly."
Grandstanding From Sports Media About Foul Language at Press Conferences Must End
I lost track of how many sports media figures I saw either take to social media, their television, or radio shows to argue against the language used by JJ Redick.