Tag: Jason Barrett
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Looking Back on Five Years of BSM Columns and Ahead to More ‘Anatomy’ Features
Now, some 250 or more columns later, I’m going to scale back and write only one time a month.
What Do Media Professionals Want to Read on Barrett Media?
"How much do broadcasters want to learn and be challenged versus remain informed on industry gossip and news?"
Should Broadcaster Salaries Be Made Public?
"If you were working in a smaller market, making 50K per year, and your salary got reported in the press and discussed in media circles, how would it sit with you?"
Barrett Media Hires Jeff Lynn to Spearhead Music Radio Coverage
"Adding Jeff to our editorial team to spearhead our music radio coverage is important for building brand identity and trust across the industry."
Barrett Media Hires Ron Harrell, Robby Bridges, and Kevin Robinson as Music Radio Columnists
"I knew we needed folks who love to write, are passionate about the business, and have different experiences. I think our first three columnists reflect that, and I'm thrilled to have them joining our team."
With Radio Industry Revenue Not Growing, Other Opportunities Must Be Explored
“Radio is a good business, but unlocking your full revenue potential requires exploring and mastering new spaces..”
Adam Copeland Steps Down as KNBR Program Director
We have great momentum, thank you to everyone in the building for your work and passion keeps us pushing forward.
Barrett Media To Expand Content Into Music, Tech, and Podcasting
"My long-term goal is to develop Barrett Media into a one-stop shop for all media industry professionals whether you work in sports, news, music, advertising, digital or tech."
Mike Rhyner: “We Just Didn’t Get It Done” at The Freak
"They brought us on board with the belief that we could provide a viable, profitable radio outlet for them and we didn't do that."
How SKOR North in Minneapolis Seized The Moment on the Night of the NFL Draft
"Not only was SKOR North on point on the air, they were visually displayed across the city, and more importantly, they were ready to monetize the opportunity.'