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Former Citadel and Entercom Radio Executive Matt Hanlon Dies
“Bill Simonson paid tribute to former Citadel executive Matt Hanlon, who helped launch The Huge Show's statewide radio network and became a close personal friend.
Mike Wickett Added to Westwood One Sports Weekend Programming
"I can't tell you how excited I am to be back doing my favorite thing: talking sports!"
Paul Finebaum Says The State of Radio Is Bad. Is He Right?
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Fame, Fear, Fortune, Fun or Freedom: Which of the Five F’s Drive You?
"Companies have to understand that the best expect to be compensated, and challenged. Money matters, but if it's all you've got, eventually your top stars will chase new situations."
The Power Trip on KFAN: iHeartMedia is Trying to Kill Us, Doesn’t Want to Pay Us
"It's the beginning of the end. I'll tell you why - they took away our music, and they're playing 700,000 commercials during each podcast."
Which Areas of Executive Performance Should Be Known in Media Companies?
"How do we know if a CEO, executive, market manager or PD is outperforming or underperforming?"
How You Lead a Brand Matters, and KNBR is Finding Out the Hard Way
"How you act as a leader should be different than how you present yourself as a host. You're no longer just representing a show, you are now repping the brand, company, and staff."
How SKOR North in Minneapolis Seized The Moment on the Night of the NFL Draft
"Not only was SKOR North on point on the air, they were visually displayed across the city, and more importantly, they were ready to monetize the opportunity.'
Barrett Sports Media Presents ‘The 2024 NFL Analyst Draft’
"Some selections you'll agree with, others you won't, and it'll likely lead to texts and social media interactions among industry folks."
Where Are Sports Media’s Innovations, Ideas and Solutions?
"Innovation, ideas, and revenue-first leaders are going to matter more than content and ratings evaluators."