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Why Joe Buck’s ESPN Extension Raises Questions About The Value Of Sports Broadcasters

"When did we decide national announcers were worth this much money?"

Jimmy Kimmel’s Future Highlights Late-Night TV’s Podcast Problem

There are very few declarations I'll make confidently about this industry, but here's one: late-night TV is dead, and no host alive today could bring it back.

How Rock 95.5’s Josh Klinger Engages Daily Listeners

"If I have a pretty good interaction with a listener, I get their address, and I pop a thank you note into the mail."

Pumpkin Spice Marketing: Fall Radio Strategy Guide

"Autumn gives local radio a natural tailwind. Nonetheless, we have to bring real imagination to the table"

Scott Pelley and 60 Minutes Set the Standard For How to Talk About What Management Doesn’t Want You to Address

There are some key things Pelley and the 60 Minutes crew did that others can take and use as a defense mechanism for future situations.

Why the White House Correspondents’ Dinner Was and Will Continue to Be a Snoozer

Television used to revel in playing clips of jabs or funny comedian lines. This year, the shows were pretty much left empty-handed.

The Watch: My View with Lara Trump, Fox News

The program from Trump has been on the air for more than a month now. Let's check in and see what stands out -- both good and bad.

Newsmax Inks Distribution Deals in Israel and Armenia

"The Newsmax brand continues to expand across the globe as it becomes a trusted source of news for people who really want to know what's happening in the U.S."

How ABC News, Fox News, MSNBC, and NewsNation Plan to Cover Donald Trump First 100 Days Milestone

Coverage of the first 100 days of the Trump administration ranges from special town hall events featuring a live studio audience to in-depth interviews with government officials appointed by the 47th President.

Chris Cuomo Relishes the Opportunity to Host Town Hall With Donald Trump, and Deliver a Balanced View on NewsNation

"We're betting on the majority and that the parties are fading. The partisan outlets are fading and getting lost in the noise. There is a need and an appetite for people who are doing the work, the rigor, of balancing perspectives."

60 Minutes Anchor Scott Pelley Criticizes CBS News, Paramount Executives to Close Show Sunday

"No one here is happy about it. But in resigning, Bill proved one thing: he was the right person to lead 60 Minutes all along."

How Networks Like Fox News, ABC News, CNN, and CBS News Plan to Cover Funeral of Pope Francis

Despite the proceedings taking place in the early morning hours, in addition to being on a weekend, the event will still be widely covered in the television news world.

Dan Rather After Upheaval at 60 Minutes: ‘Prying Eyes From Corporate Offices Are Never A Good Thing’

"Journalism must operate without fear or favor. Independence is necessary for superior journalism."

CNN Correspondent Gary Tuchman Departs After 35 Years

"I’ve loved my decades as a correspondent at CNN. But after 35 years, I’m moving on."

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"If I have a pretty good interaction with a listener, I get their address, and I pop a thank you note into the mail."

Pumpkin Spice Marketing: Fall Radio Strategy Guide

"Autumn gives local radio a natural tailwind. Nonetheless, we have to bring real imagination to the table"

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