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Sam Matheny Reflects on Another Successful NAB Show
“We do a lot of research and development and early-stage engineering projects to explore what some of the possibilities might be.”
Salacious Coverage of Donald Trump Trial Damaging Credibility of Already Suffering News Media
No matter how you split it, Trump and the media have a tumultuous relationship that is negatively impacting and dividing the American public.
Soledad O’Brien Understands the Challenges Facing News Media Today
"The media today is competing with social media for eyeballs, competing for drama, competing for the salacious headline for clickbait."
AI is Coming for More Than Just Your Jobs, And the Media Landscape is Changing for the Worse
More important than the loss of more jobs to AI in our industry, we need to take a closer look at the technology’s effect on the media.
Alex Silverman of KNX News Discusses Navigating Disasters at the NAB Show
“From my experience, sometimes what happens is the engineers...will put a plan together and it's a really good plan on paper, but it doesn't always take into account everything that is needed on the content side..."
Kristina Koppeser Takes Pride in Leading Community Service at KYW Newsradio
We're really proud of the Crystal Award nomination. I'm going to be there on Tuesday. So I hope I'm accepting and I'm accepting it.
News Outlets Should Be Embarrassed By Eclipse Coverage
The hysteria and hype leading up to the eclipse was laughable and unnecessary.
David G. Hall Has Toured The Globe Helping Radio Stations Reach Their Peak
"I'm just enjoying going around the world, talking to different people. It's rewarding and it's inspiring."
How WBEN Plans to Turn a 4-Minute Eclipse Into All-Day Event
"This is a once-in-a-lifetime event. It's going to be really special and we're very excited. We've really done a lot of planning and I think I'm really excited to see how it unfolds."
Coverage of Kate Middleton and Ronna McDaniel Highlight News Media’s Shift in Digital Age
The news media has gone from "Never argue with someone who buys ink by the barrel," to "Never argue with someone who has unlimited bandwidth."