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ESPN’s Latest Layoffs Continue the Slow Death of Sports Media’s Middle Class

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"After 30 years in sports media, the most valuable lesson I've learned is also the simplest. The audience falls in love with people. The business falls in love with numbers, and the numbers always win."

The Subscription Question Hanging Over SiriusXM’s Deal With Audacy

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"The real challenge isn't adding great content. It's convincing consumers to change habits they've spent years developing. Netflix is learning in real time that paying for exclusive access to content people already enjoy elsewhere doesn't automatically persuade them to open their wallets. SiriusXM now faces a similar test."

92.5 WXTU’s Nicole Michalik Discusses Crossing Over From Pop to Country

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"If vinyl records can have a sexy comeback so can radio."

Discovery Channel’s Shark Week Holds a Radio Strategy Secret

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Shark Week works because it's built, engineered, and marketed

Anthony Lima Named Morning Co-Host at 92.3 The Fan

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In February, 92.3 The Fan and Kevin Kiley parted ways. Kiley had anchored the morning show with Chuck Booms on the Cleveland radio station from...

790 The Ticket Teams Skolnick & Wittyngham In Afternoons

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Ethan Skolnick and Chris Wittyngham have been officially named the new afternoon show on 790 The Ticket in Miami. The duo had been working together...

The 7 Myths of Sports Talk Radio

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According to the dictionary, the word myth means an invented story, idea, or concept. No industry makes better use of that word than the radio industry. We...

John Lund Leaving 95.7 The Game For KNBR

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Over the past five years, 95.7 The Game has emerged as a legitimate competitor in the Bay Area to KNBR. During that time, talent...

What Is Happening To The Worldwide Leader In Sports?

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It's been a tumultuous time for the worldwide leader in sports. In 2015, ESPN lost a number of their best on-air talent, as Bill...

Welcome To The 2016 Sports Radio Draft

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Welcome to the second annual sports radio draft. I created this project last year to introduce sports radio fans, and industry people to some of...

WEEI, Red Sox Confirm New Broadcast Agreement

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The anticipated new rights agreement between Entercom, and the Boston Red Sox has been confirmed. WEEI announced today that they've reached agreement with the...

The Zone Prevails In The Omaha Winter Ratings

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The city of Omaha may not have a professional sports team to call its own, but that doesn't mean its passion for sports doesn't...

WFAN Cruises To Victory In New York’s Winter Book

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ESPN Radio has developed a footprint in New York over the course of the past fifteen years, one which has seen the radio station...

Tom Tolbert Signs Contract Extension With KNBR

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Tom Tolbert will continue hosting afternoons on KNBR in San Francisco for the foreseeable future. The former NBA player, and host at KNBR since...
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92.5 WXTU’s Nicole Michalik Discusses Crossing Over From Pop to Country

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Discovery Channel’s Shark Week Holds a Radio Strategy Secret

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New Game Lets Radio Pros Win the Ratings War

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