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How the Super Bowl Halftime Show Is a Shared Experience for Radio To Capture
"Your audience will be watching the Super Bowl. Leverage that many will also be using social media during the game and the halftime show to your station’s advantage."
Warner Bros. Discovery Partners With X For Winter Olympics
"Under the agreement, X will prioritize Warner Bros. Discovery’s Olympic-related content across its feeds, with localized versions tailored for audiences throughout Europe."
Tony Romo: Outside Criticism of CBS Sports Broadcasts Is Part of the Job
"You’ve got to be yourself and everything. You’re trying your best. You’re never not trying your hardest to go be great at something."
Sports Radio’s Political Humor Guardrails Should Encourage Accountability, Not Overreaction
"When accountability turns into overcorrection, the industry risks teaching its voices to say less, not better. In a medium built on personality, honesty, and connection, that may be the biggest mistake of all."
Why Sports Franchise Owners Should Move Away From the Mic, and Stay in the Office
"Please, owners: less is more. Support publicly. Criticize privately. Stay rich. Stay upstairs. Stay off the mic. Your fanbase doesn’t want to hear from you."
How To Bridge the Radio-To-Social Media Gap for Veteran On-Air Talent
"At its core, this isn’t about forcing veteran radio talent to adapt to social media. It’s about reminding them that they’ve always been content creators."
How ‘Theresa Rockface’ Balances Live and Local Radio Betting on Herself Every Day
"I've been told I wasn't good enough and pushed through so many stereotypes. I've built a career because I've been authentic."
Lynn Jones Defends Her Line of Questioning to Jacksonville Jaguars Head Coach Liam Coen
"I really take no offense to it. Listen, I’ve been in this business more than 25 years."
Zach Gelb Joins 365 Sports Following Exit From Infinity Sports Network
"Can’t wait to talk to you all again & much thanks to Cory Dickman, John Vilade & their team for their belief in me."
Stephen A. Smith Responds to Keith Olbermann’s Call for ESPN To Fire Him: “I’m Sick of Your Pathetic Ass”
"Who looks more like a cartoon character than you? Keith Olbermann, you can’t run five feet with your fat self."