Tag: Peter Thiele
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Radio Stations for Sale: How Profitability Is Reshaping Small Markets
Tradition is nice, but it is not necessarily embraced by advertisers or listeners.
Why News/Talk Radio Hosts Are Losing Focus in the Studio
Hosts and producers are so worried about missing a social media post, a text, a sext, or watching their DraftKings account. Let the studio be about radio.
Why News/Talk Radio Program Directors Should Stop Playing It Safe
News/talk radio needs to innovate and not just play protect-the-platform strategies. Focusing on content and the imagination of experimenting is key
What Stephen Colbert’s Cancelation Can Teach News/Talk Radio Hosts
If you are a news/talk host, your job is to tell the truth from your point of view. You don't want to be a parody of yourself.
Why Unpredictability Is News/Talk Radio’s Most Underrated Weapon
There are hosts whose next sentence I can predict without hesitation. That is certainly problematic. The unexpected is essential for your show.
How News/Talk Radio Imaging Can Fix the Format’s Cume Crisis
The more people listening, the better. Without strong cume, our shows and stations are built upon time spent listening.
News/Talk Radio and the On-Demand Problem No One Has Solved Yet
One of the issues with that is the news cycle is moving so fast that an on-demand show from three hours ago may be obsolete. I think that is a challenge we have not fully adjusted to.
What Fox News, CNN, and Newsmax Can Teach News/Talk Radio About Guest Booking
Treat every moment on your station or show as a precious commodity.
How to Refresh Your Morning Show Before Management Does It for You
I hate to hit you with this truth bomb: we are all replaceable. It is show business.
Why News/Talk Radio Is Shrinking — and How to Fix It
Hey, news/talk — if your focus is on pleasing the people who have been there since the ’90s, you will always be shrinking.