Tag: Newspaper
LA Times Defends Reporting On City Council President’s Racist Comments
An attorney for the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, sent a formal letter to the Times before it published its report, saying the audio was recorded illegally.
Millennials, Gen Z Consume More News Than Expected
79% of those surveyed between the ages of 16-40 receive news daily. However, 32% say they don't find the news enjoyable or entertaining.
Washington Post Reporter Dave Weigel Departing For Media Startup
Weigel, who has more than 600,000 Twitter followers, was suspended by the Post in June after retweeting a remark viewed as offensive by colleagues.
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Can We Make Talk Radio Great Again?
"Contrary to the industry naysayers, I believe there is a path forward to make radio great again."
Bob Uecker: Lessons on How to Follow the Legacy of ‘Mr. Baseball’
“When you saw him at the ballpark, those cheeks were so plump with a smile that you could it was contagious.”
Political Talk Is Suicide For Music Radio Brands
Even though the First Amendment protects free speech, what you say and project will always be a direct reflection of you. And your brand.
‘The Roula & Ryan Show With Eric’ on 104.1 KRBE is the Heartbeat of Houston
They have been together for over 18 years and remain the longest-running morning show in KRBE history, and the longest-running ensemble show in Houston.