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A News/Talk Radio Autopsy After the BNM Summit
The news/talk audience is getting older. This is somewhat self-inflicted. We are still doing our shows in the same template Rush Limbaugh innovated in 1987. Time to change it up.
Frank Morano: ‘We Don’t Have Trial By Media Anymore, We Have Trial By Social Media’
"We are now living in a place and in a time where even if you are convicted of nothing, they can demonetize you and deplatform you."
Eric Von Haessler: Reaction to Russell Brand Allegations Makes Me Question My Radio Future
"I have a year and a half left. Do I want to stay inside of this? Is just being inside of corporate media part of the problem?"
Mark Simone: Kristen Welker Will Keep Meet the Press on Same Downward Spiral
"I thought she was just awful. Like a bad prosecutor."
Robin Bertolucci: ‘Our Hope is You Are Not Only Informed But Entertained’ By KFI
In the latest Nielsen ratings, the station finished third overall in the lucrative Los Angeles market. It garnered a 4.8 share.
Howard Stern: Being Called Woke is a Compliment
"Here’s how woke I am. I believe the election was not rigged.”
Misconceptions of News/Talk Radio From a Former TV Host
What I was wrong about was that, had I gone the full-time route in 1997, I may have been ground floor of the podcast movement or moved back into a local market right when national sports radio was losing its power.
Dan Bongino: Kristen Welker Interview With Donald Trump Worst Case of Media Bias
"I just have spent a -- I guess -- a decent amount of time around her doing interviews through the years. And I'm really stunned because she purports to be a down-the-middle journalist."
Megyn Kelly: No One Should Rush to Defend Russell Brand
"Could you please, for one second, stay open-minded to the possibility that the women are telling the truth?!"
iHeartMedia Sales Executive Chuck Deskins to Retire
Deskins began his career in 1987 as an account executive for news/talk 700 WLW in Cincinnati when it was owned by Jacor Communications.