Tag: Radio Business

"It's whatever the station needs, and that's key for Riply. We are highly customized and continue to work with the station, respond to their voice, and let them tell us what markets or areas they want to cover."

If this bill is as popular as the numbers suggest, someone has to answer for the fact that it's gone essentially nowhere.

"This is about me believing in both Skyview and the industry. And really wanting to create the greatest opportunity that I can for my employees and also my business partners."

"We have rules requiring that broadcasters actually identify the needs of their local community and serve it. And we’re an FCC that is going to enforce those requirements.”

There are hosts whose next sentence I can predict without hesitation. That is certainly problematic. The unexpected is essential for your show.

To paraphrase another slogan, "They argue, you decide."

"I can tell you just based on the level of engagement and want to break through this on behalf of our champions in Washington, DC, including the chairman of the FCC on this issue of ownership, very, very confident on where we are.”

“We are assembling top-tier journalists and building a modern radio news operation rooted in speed, authority, and facts -- one that stations can rely on and listeners can trust."

“First quarter revenue was soft across all divisions..."

The conservative digital media landscape is more crowded than ever, with new voices, new platforms, and new shows competing for the same eyeballs every single day. Radio, by contrast, is a far less saturated environment for nationally syndicated content.