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KDKA Radio Producer/Anchor Margaux Rentzel Announces Exit

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Rentzel originally joined the station two years ago. She was one of the inaugural members of the KDKA's Next Take show.

What Media Brands Must Do to Survive Google’s Shift From Search to AI Overviews

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"The media brands that survive this shift will be the ones that moved before they had to."

How Raven Went From Hip-Hop Kid to Nationally Syndicated AC Host

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"We were funny the second we picked up a microphone together."

What Mike Breen Could Learn From Joe Buck Ahead of a New York Knicks NBA Finals

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"The Finals are supposed to sound big. The emotions are supposed to feel real. And if the Knicks happen to win a championship with Mike Breen on the call, the moment should sound every bit as memorable as the journey that led there."

Why Jason Whitlock is Fearless, Unapologetic, and Comfortable Challenging Sports Media’s Biggest Voices

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"Sports media thinks that I hate them, and I don’t. I’m a critic. If anyone legitimately listens to what I have to say, I criticize myself more harshly than anyone else."

Why Mainstream Media Criticism From Colin Cowherd Rings Hollow

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"I agree with most of what Cowherd states in his over three-minute “thank you note,” his call-out of mainstream media is outright absurd"

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What Media Brands Must Do to Survive Google’s Shift From Search to AI Overviews

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"The media brands that survive this shift will be the ones that moved before they had to."

How Raven Went From Hip-Hop Kid to Nationally Syndicated AC Host

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"We were funny the second we picked up a microphone together."

What Mike Breen Could Learn From Joe Buck Ahead of a New York Knicks NBA Finals

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"The Finals are supposed to sound big. The emotions are supposed to feel real. And if the Knicks happen to win a championship with Mike Breen on the call, the moment should sound every bit as memorable as the journey that led there."

Inside Seton O’Connor’s Pivot for the Future of The Dan Patrick Show

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"It was really difficult because it’s a medium that I love. I love the art of painting the picture for the audience, leave them wanting more and layering sound to help the product. There’s a real freedom of expression in radio."