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Why Pardon the Interruption’s Lack of Social Media, Promotion Is Both a Problem and a Strength

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"PTI has always chosen to be different from everything else on ESPN, dating back to the moment it first hit the airwaves. It has continued to resist changing its core formula despite trends within the industry and within the network itself. So, why change now?"

The Mens Room: KISW’s Listener-First Show Makes Callers the Star

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"Okay, stupid works, and we're really good at stupid."

How John Canzano Saw Sports Media Changing and Built Something Different

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"This industry is in a race to die slowly. We have to stop thinking that way and start reinventing."

Is Spotify’s Muse Agent the New Music Director?

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"These are truly uncharted waters, and we're going to have to dive in."

MS NOW Sets Coverage Plans for State of the Union Address

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Rachel Maddow will anchor the network's coverage in advance of President Trump's speech.

The Watch: The Weeknight, MSNBC

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Is the show with an already established and familiar with one another cast able to hit the ground running on its debut? Let's find out.

MSNBC Sets Debut Date for Symone Sanders Townsend, Michael Steele, Alicia Menendez Primetime Show

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The name for the new show mimics that of the previous program helmed by the trio -- The Weekend -- that was seen until earlier this year.

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The Mens Room: KISW’s Listener-First Show Makes Callers the Star

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"Okay, stupid works, and we're really good at stupid."

How John Canzano Saw Sports Media Changing and Built Something Different

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"This industry is in a race to die slowly. We have to stop thinking that way and start reinventing."

Is Spotify’s Muse Agent the New Music Director?

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"These are truly uncharted waters, and we're going to have to dive in."

News/Talk Radio vs. Social Media: Why We Have to Win the Race to Breaking News

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We live in an on-demand world. People expect immediate information, and with their cell phones, they can get it.