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Why an Accuracy Over Speed Strategy Has Led the Media to Lose Audience Trust
Your platform does not matter. Your market does not matter. What channel number you have or radio signal you broadcast on does not matter. The only value media companies have is trust.
How The Sean Spicer Show Is Carving Its Own Political Niche
“I've always said that politics and campaigns are marketing 101. Instead of selling a product, you're selling a person, or a policy, or an idea.”
How Two Different CNN Headlines Show Context Gets Lost in Today’s News Cycle
Editorial cajoling of headlines to appease your “fact-checking” or fact-searching audience is killing good journalism. It can also kill your brand.
How Jennie Taer of The Daily Wire is Covering the Southern Border
“I didn't go to journalism school, and I think, in a way, that gave me an advantage, because I was just this sponge. I just had an open mind, and went into it, and [continue to have] this amazing experience and journey.”
Newsmax’s Rob Carson Reflects on the Night He Quit Drinking and Really Started Living
"My son demanded that I take a breathalyzer in the middle of the afternoon. I blew a .27.”
NewsNation’s Elizabeth Vargas on Grit, Mentorship, and the Future of Journalism
“There are a lot of people online right now spouting all sorts of things that are categorically biased. I was raised and trained in a culture where there was strict fact-checking and standards.”
Bill O’Reilly is Confronting Evil, and Embracing Media Independence
“There's nothing I can do about [the corrupt media] other than point it out, which I do.”
Why Breaking Up TV Giants May Be the Industry’s Only Hope
The way to rise from the ashes of this burning industry is to be neutral, keep it local, stay fully staffed, and — most importantly — keep big business and political gamesmanship out of your newsroom.
Talk Media Network CEO Josh Leng Explains Why Trusted News and Better Sound Are Key to Radio’s Future
"You can hear the difference on these talk shows now."
Rich Valdes is Bringing A Younger News/Talk Radio Style to an Older Format
"I love that there are young people engaged in talk radio.”