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The Industry According To….Dave Van Dyke, Bridge Ratings
"A radio station does not need an audience of millions; it needs to be relevant to your bubble. Why does a listener choose this station over silence? What emotional work does radio perform in a distracted world?"
The Industry According To…Scott Borchetta, Big Machine Label Groups
"I think that Rock has suffered greatly over the last 30 years because there hasn’t been a real rock scene since Seattle in the ‘90’s."
The Industry According To…Todd Sievers, CO5 Music
"Radio has lost some of its leverage because it has aged with its audience. It needs to get back to breaking artists, and showing the audience what is next and why youthful listeners should care."
The Industry According To….Larry Rosin, Edison Research
"Have we created stations that maybe people are less likely to tune out of, but also less like to tune into?"
The Industry According To….Rich Tunkel, Nielsen
"Radio is perceived to be the least effective media, when the data shows just the opposite."
The 2026 Music Industry Wish List: AI, Fair Pay, Cheaper Tickets and More
"It’s my ultimate hope that the industry can come together and set some basic standards that will benefit artists and musicians."
Enter the Sports Media Haunted House if You Dare
"Keep your flashlight charged, your passwords memorized, and your wallet close. Because in sports media 2025—the scariest things aren’t lurking in the shadows… they’re hidden behind paywalls and lagging internet speeds"
Peacock Partners With Big 12 Conference for Exclusive Streaming Slate of Basketball Games
"The Big 12 is thrilled to partner with NBC Sports and Peacock as we continue to expand access and coverage of Big 12 men’s basketball"
FOX Nation Signs First Live Sports Broadcast Partnership With PBR
"PBR is an incredibly unique sport with an unrivaled, passionate fan base, and it’s a great addition to the entire FOX Nation viewer experience"
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."