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iHeartMedia Layoffs Continue Around The Country
"If you have been affected by the layoffs and would like your contact information shared with prospective employers or colleagues, please email garrett@barrettmedia.com or john@barrettmedia.com"
iHeartMedia Layoffs Continue Into Second Day
If you have been affected by the layoffs and would like your contact information shared with prospective employers or colleagues, please email garrett@barrettmedia.com or john@barrettmedia.com
iHeartMedia Begins Round of Layoffs
If you have been affected by the layoffs and would like your contact information shared with prospective employers or colleagues, please email garrett@barrettmedia.com or john@barrettmedia.com.
The Soul of Radio Is Fading: Can Executives Bring Creativity Back to Life?
"Every leader’s tenure eventually comes to an end. When yours does, how do you want to be remembered?"
What Radio Broadcasters Can Do to Prepare For the Expected Job Loss Tsunami
"Being downsized is not a reflection of your talent or value—it’s a business decision."
Scott Ferrall Among Cuts at SportsGrid
"For everyone who has been asking, the show is unfortunately no longer on the air."
Midwest Communication’s Jeff McCarthy And A Culture Of Collaboration
“Here's something I created early on. The philosophy that we took was that we hire, or in some cases, acquire the best. We give you clear direction and the tools to win, and then we get out of your way.”
Do Radio Companies Owe Explanations?
If the loss of people and brands continues to be inevitable as these companies trudge along, crippled by mismanagement, debt, and private equity pressure, does local radio owe explanations?
Is Radio ‘Dead’ or ‘Dying?’
"I don’t know if the radio business is dying or not, but I know the current reality suggests we’re closer to the former than the latter."
Audacy Nationwide Layoffs Affecting Radio Stations Continue
"There is expectation that the layoffs will continue into today where a reported up to 300 people total will be cut by the broadcasting entity."