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Nexstar CEO Perry Sook at NAB Show: Soon ‘Only 2 or 3 Companies’ Will Control All of Local TV
“Make no mistake about it. There are many companies in both television and radio that are financially struggling right now.”
Xperi’s Joe D’Angelo: Radio Has a Data Problem
"Traditional rankings can take weeks, months or even half a year to get back to broadcasters, too late to build on immediate successes or assess if listeners’ taste/feedback is changing."
Cumulus Names Bill Smith as Oxnard-Ventura Market Manager/VP
"Bill brings a proven track record of building and leading high-performing sales organizations, along with a commitment to partnering with content teams to create meaningful connections that help local businesses grow."
YouTube Weekly Usage Hits 62% Among Heavy Radio Users, New Jacobs Media Data Shows
Of the 62% who said they use the digital video platform weekly, 34% said they were daily users of the platform.
How Dan Bongino Stepped Away and Became a Better Broadcaster
"Anyone who says they do not change is not being honest. You cannot go through that experience unchanged."
The Data Doesn’t Lie: Liberal Media Has an Influence Problem
Conservative media built an ecosystem — from talk radio to podcasts to cable news — that turns casual listeners into passionate advocates. Liberal media, by and large, hasn't done that — at least not at the same scale.
NAB Show Panel: ‘The Creator Economy is a People Business’, Can’t Be Replaced by AI
"Brands are all-in on everything these days. The good, the bad, and the ugly."
Barack & Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Production Company Leaving Netflix
“We’re in a process now of transitioning to a more independent [future] where we can work with a bunch of different studios.”
CNBC Names Mary Catherine Wellons as Washington Bureau Chief
She's most recently served as the Deputy Bureau Chief in Washington, helping shape the network's political and policy coverage and its day-to-day operations.
KISS UK Just Did What Too Many Radio Brands Are Afraid to Do
In the hundreds of stations I've worked with, I've always said the logo is the flag. The hard part is getting the team and the listener to march behind it.