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Is Radio Still Willing To Pay For Premium Talent?

Jason Barrett - January 22, 2016

If you haven't heard Mike Francesa's interview with Katie Nolan you need to stop what you're doing and listen to it. It is fascinating...

Francesa Says He Will Leave WFAN At The End of 2017

Jason Barrett - January 19, 2016

Mike Francesa plans to leave WFAN after his contract expires at the end of 2017, he said in a podcast he recorded Tuesday with...

A Tale of Two Networks: It’s All In The State of Mind

Jason Barrett - October 29, 2015

Earlier today I read an article in the Sports Business Journal, and it struck a nerve with me. I've talked numerous times about being driven...

Why Total Reach Matters More Than Ratings!

Jason Barrett - October 2, 2015

One of the real benefits of being removed from the inside of a radio station, is that you can analyze things about the industry...

Making Sports Radio Better: Why Women Deserve More Opportunity

Jason Barrett - August 20, 2015

Did you know that the first voice ever heard on an all-sports radio station was a woman's? The date was July 1, 1987. WFAN in New...

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