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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."
Fox News Host Emily Compagno Hopes Charitable Heart Shines Through on Outnumbered
"I have a heart for this. It's very important to me to use this platform for good, and I take it very seriously to be a messenger for other people's good works and the angels among us.”
AM 680 WCBM Leapt Into Action As the Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapsed
Our employees live and work here and know what's important to our listeners.
An Open Letter to Elon Musk
What I believe you are trying to do with X is break the media. If this is the case you need people who believe in what you are doing.
Elizabeth Schulze Wants to Do It All at ABC News
“In our industry, you have to be able to do multiple platforms....It's being able to do analysis on streaming. It's being able to do podcasts. You really have to be multifaceted."
‘Bloodbath’ Controversy is a Reminder of Why Trust in Media is at an All-Time Low
Habitually distorting facts is why America’s trust in the media is so low.
Julia Boorstin Has Shaped the Discussion on CNBC For Nearly Two Decades
"After covering the Facebook IPO, I realized we needed a better structure at CNBC to talk about fast moving, disruptive startups before they went public.”