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Gary McNamara and Eric Harley Reflect on 20 Years of Red Eye Radio
"When we walk out at 5 AM -- after five hours -- you'd think we'd be dragging. But we're just having the most fun and laughing. That's why we continue to do it."
News Fatigue Is Real — And It’s Reshaping Media Consumption
When your paycheck, your employment, and your family are affected, they’ll pay attention. Be ready to make those connections when they become apparent
WGAV/WAUB Anchor Greg Cotterill Dies
Longtime Finger Lakes region news reporter and anchor Greg Cotterill, who worked at WGVA and WAUB, has died.
Cotterill had most recently served as the...
The Death of Hulk Hogan Proved News/Talk Radio Can Be More Than Just Politics
For someone who has pounded the table saying news/talk radio needs to be more than just politics, I was proud of the industry's reaction to the death of Hulk Hogan.
Why The Time Was Right for Torrey Snow to Leave WBAL NewsRadio and Go Digital
"Once you get the broadcast bug, you just stay bitten by it. It never actually goes away."
Rock Radio Won’t Grow Until It Stops Worshipping the Playlist
The industry loves saying, “Content is radio’s secret sauce.” But what “content” are we really talking about?
NPR Executive Edith Chapin Announces Upcoming Exit
"I have had two big executive jobs for two years, and I want to take a break."
What the Coldplay Couple Teaches About Office Relationships in Radio
You are a powerful member of the media. You’re likely quite attractive to co-workers and listeners. If you let your guard down, you could easily lose everything.
Why NPR, SiriusXM and Others Need to Adopt a New Motto
Instead of the NFL’s pathetic “Inspire Change” slogan on the boundaries of football fields, our mantra must be “Adapt to Change”.
How Planning KOA 850’s 100 Year Celebration Gave Dave Tepper a Deeper Appreciation for Its Legacy
"The heritage of it really speaks for itself. I've learned so much about that these last few months because we've really dove into the history of the station."