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Spotify, TikTok, and Radio Still Can’t Crack Discovery
Here's a question worth sitting with. After thirty years of technological advancement, billions of dollars in platform development, and more music available to more...
The Radio Industry Has a Bigger Internal Than External PR Problem
"The industry needs people with talent and passion who are focused on solutions, not individuals stealing paychecks, doing damage from the inside out."
What to Know Ahead of the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit
"If you are not a sponsor, ticket buyer or recipient of a complimentary guest pass and plan to attend, reach out asap. You must be on the ticketed list to gain entry."
Paul Finebaum to Receive the Sports Media Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit
"Our 2026 recipient was creating multiplatform impact before the term even existed."
Mark Simone to Receive the Gold Standard in Broadcasting Award at the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit
The 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit presented by Point to Point Marketing is under three weeks away. We believe uniting the industry matters. Joel...
What Music Radio Professionals Can Expect at the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit
"Over 10,000 stations are playing music nationwide, and if you work for any of them, I'd love to have you join us."
The 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit Welcomes Josh Pate, Christine Travaglini, Sharon Dastur, Larry O’Connor and Erick Erickson
"87 speakers are involved in this year's show. There's more still to come too."
Why Attending the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit Should Matter to Business Professionals
"Growth must be a constant focus in your professional life if you want to do this well for an extended period of time."
What Media Brands Must Do to Survive Google’s Shift From Search to AI Overviews
"The media brands that survive this shift will be the ones that moved before they had to."
Can A.I. Actually Make Radio Talent Sound More Human?
"One of the biggest misconceptions about A.I. and radio is that its use somehow removes creativity"