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Google is Trying to Change the Online Advertising Game in the Worst Possible Way
Google is no longer saying what your needs and habits are but what they think your needs and habits should be.
Rich Valdes Learned Politics is a Cutthroat Business From Mark Levin
“I learned a lot working with Mark (Levin). He's a fantastic broadcaster. He's a brilliant legal mind, an amazing author.”
Are Journalists Guaranteed Safety in Today’s Media World?
With an increase in violent conflicts around the globe and continued protests at in America, can journalists ever been guaranteed safety while doing their jobs?
What Struggles for Companies like Audacy, The Messenger, and X Says About the Future of Media
With newsrooms shrinking, it’s becoming more difficult to be a journalist, meaning working your beat, cultivating sources, and working on hard-hitting investigative stories.
SiriusXM’s Dean Obeidallah Has a Unique Perspective on the Hamas/Israel Conflict
“Who do you have more concern for? Humanity or terrorists?"
Steve Passwaiter is Skeptical of 2024 Presidential Ad Spending Projections
“You'd have to raise. I don't know, $30 [billion], somewhere in the high $20 billions, in order to justify a number that big."
Does the Electoral College Have a Friend in the News Media?
The electoral college has come under fire in recent years. Should news media serve as a protector of the institution?
Media Outlets Have an Easy Decision On Who to Endorse in 2024
Recognize if you or your outlet has bias and say so. It’s completely normal for people to have bias. What’s not normal is to be pigeonholing your audience.
Will the Trend of Clickbait and Profits Over Facts and Substance Ever Be Reversed?
Prioritizing clicks over content is exactly the same as prioritizing a tantalizing headline over facts.
Fox News Host Brian Kilmeade Highlights Untold History in Latest Book
“I used to think we recorded this history and we studied it. Now I feel like we're judging. And I'm thinking to myself, Why are we in 2023 judging history?”