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Inside ESPN’s Bad Week: Leaks, Layoffs, and a PR Strategy Gone Wrong

"ESPN is exceptional in so many areas that when the company makes a rash of mistakes handling personnel matters it's surprising."

Why Facebook’s New Video Feed Matters for News Media Creators

If your newsroom or your channel walked away from that platform, now's a good time to reconsider.

Can AM/FM Radio Survive the Smartphone-Integrated Car Era?

This study should be yet another wake-up call for our industry.

What Managers Should Learn From ESPN’s Latest Round Of Layoffs

"There is a responsibility that comes with making these decisions, not just in who is let go, but in how the news is communicated. When that control slips and information leaks before leadership delivers the message directly, it doesn't just create headlines—it erodes trust.

Vince Coglianese Maintains Audience of Dan Bongino in First Triton Digital Podcast Rankings

Coglianese's March finish was identical to that of Bongino's February placement on the rankings from Triton Digital.

Vince Coglianese Debuts in Top 10, NPR News Now Overtakes The Daily for Top Spot in March Podtrac Rankings

NPR News Now wasn't the only podcast from the public radio outlet on the podium, however.

It’s Time For Music Radio To Evaluate The Slogan

A friend who encouraged us to revisit this topic called slogans – “soul-sucking.” Spot. On. The best brands are defined by their experience.

Dan Mason: FCC Should Remove Non-Commercial Classifications if NPR Loses Government Funding

"NPR radio stations are classified by the FCC as non-commercial stations. This was part of The Communications Act of 1934. It is time now to remove that classification."

WAMU Host Diane Rehm to Depart After 45 Years

The 88-year-old joined the station in 1973 as a volunteer before ascending to host her first program in 1979.

Dan Bongino, Ben Shapiro Earn Top 10 Finishes in February Podtrac Podcast Rankings

The Dan Bongino Show moved up one place during the month.

The FCC Is Creating A Slippery Slope For Broadcasters

This is a slippery slope not only for journalists but for all broadcasters as it relates to the First Amendment, decency rules, perhaps mergers and acquisitions, and even satire.

Dan Bongino, Tucker Carlson, Shawn Ryan Earn Top Finishes in January 2025 Podtrac Rankings

The top three finishers in the U.S. Unique Monthly Audience rankings were unchanged from the previous month...

NBC News ‘Disappointed’ by Removal of Office Space Inside Pentagon As OAN, Breitbart, NY Post Move In

"Despite the significant obstacles this presents to our ability to gather and report news in the national public interest, we will continue to report with the same integrity and rigor NBC News always has.”

NPR Names Former CBS Evening News Executive Producer Jay Shaylor to Same Role for Morning Edition, Up First

“I’m excited to be joining this iconic broadcast and its companion podcast, Up First, at this critical moment..."

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How Talent Feel About Audacy’s Expansion Into Sports Radio’s Future

"It's a positive to merge with SiriusXM. It is interesting that all these competitors in the arena are now joining forces. That never would happened ten years ago."