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Oliver Darcy’s Status Explores the Future of AI, News, and Subscriptions

“Oliver Darcy built a room that gathered smart people to examine the present day challenges facing news media talent and decision makers.”

How Mark Davis Turned the RNC Into Content Goldmine for AM 660 The Answer

"The most important thing it needed to do was not be boring. And it succeeded in spades."

How Program Director Ashley Layfield Manages Multiple Markets for iHeartMedia

Program Director Ashley Layfield manages two of the most competitive...

How ESPN Can Turn Skip Bayless’ First Take Return Into Something Bigger

"This isn’t about recreating 2012. That version of First Take already happened. It’s about recognizing what can still work in 2026."

John Kobylt: Independent Creators Like Nick Shirley Are Filling the Void Left by Failing Media Industry

"The traditional media is shrinking rapidly, and in its place there is a vacuum — and what's developing in its place is something better."

How Broadcasting Layoffs, AI, and Creators Are Redefining the Media Industry

2026 has arrived, and hope springs eternal for many across the broadcasting industry. But before we move forward, we must first revisit some harsh...

News Media Reacts to Nick Shirley’s Video Suggesting Rampant Fraud in Minnesota

"Shirley’s work has drawn much reaction on social media from news figures in radio, television, and media alike."

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How Mark Davis Turned the RNC Into Content Goldmine for AM 660 The Answer

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"This isn’t about recreating 2012. That version of First Take already happened. It’s about recognizing what can still work in 2026."

Hot Take Flood Zone: Radio Show Content Strategy Guide

"At the exact moment personality and content are becoming more important, some shows are reducing them to a very predictable formula."