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AM Radio Still Matters — It’s Time for Congress and Carmakers to Act Like It
It’s been nearly three years since the discussion began, and despite this being one of the few areas with bipartisan support, there has still been little movement on the bill.
There’s an NFL-Style Social Media Strategy Every News Media Brand Should Embrace
When people care about and are invested in your brand, addict them to it.
The Erick Erickson Show Raises More Than $265K for Hungry For A Day Charity
“Hungry for a Day makes it seamless, and our audience makes it extraordinary with an impact from coast to coast.”
KMOX Partners Former and Current Hosts to Celebrate 100th Anniversary
The date of 11/20 is a symbolic one, as the station is heard on 1120 AM, in addition to the 104.1 FM signal it added earlier this year.
New Jersey 101.5 Adds Levon Putney As News Anchor
The former WCBS anchor/reporter shared that he expects to begin his duties with New Jersey 101.5 after Thanksgiving.
Reflecting on Where The Daily Wire, Westwood One Sit One Year After Relationship Ended
It's been nearly one year since Barrett Media broke the story that The Daily Wire and Westwood One were ending their partnership. Each has faced trials since that moment.
102.3 KRMG Morning Show Host Dan Potter Departs
Potter has spent the past 17 years working for the station.
Todd Starnes to Host Free Radio Christmas Special
A Starnes Country Christmas will include live musical performances, special holiday-themed guests, and Christmas trivia with celebrity panelists, among other items.
Why KIDO’s Kevin Miller Believes A Thanksgiving Promotion Shows the Power of AM Radio
"Fortunately, the AM band is still very strong here. And when people in Idaho can see and touch their favorite personalities -- or my little local show -- in the age of digital humanizes the station."
News/Talk Radio Hosts Carry the Weight — But Do Their Bosses Even Notice?
Here’s the truth that leadership needs to grasp: if pay doesn’t come up for the talent that drives the product, the format will lose those people. Not “may.” Will.