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Why Pardon the Interruption’s Lack of Social Media, Promotion Is Both a Problem and a Strength

"PTI has always chosen to be different from everything else on ESPN, dating back to the moment it first hit the airwaves. It has continued to resist changing its core formula despite trends within the industry and within the network itself. So, why change now?"

The Mens Room: KISW’s Listener-First Show Makes Callers the Star

"Okay, stupid works, and we're really good at stupid."

How John Canzano Saw Sports Media Changing and Built Something Different

"This industry is in a race to die slowly. We have to stop thinking that way and start reinventing."

Is Spotify’s Muse Agent the New Music Director?

"These are truly uncharted waters, and we're going to have to dive in."

ESPN’s Burke Magnus: NFL Network Will Not “Investigate” the League, While ESPN Will Not Change Approach

"We're going to cover and report the NFL, it's called the NFL Network. But we're not going to investigate the NFL. We'll leave that to what we do on the ESPN platform."

NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt: Broadcast Must Have “Some Level of Consolidation” To Compete for Sports Rights

"Our member companies need scale if we’re going to compete for that type of dollar to maintain this must-have programming."

ESPN’s Mike Foss: ESPN Is Learning in Real Time From Pat McAfee’s Approach

"He's super invested in what we're doing. So I think whenever he sees someone not meeting that standard, he's going to call it out. Odds are he's probably right."

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The Mens Room: KISW’s Listener-First Show Makes Callers the Star

"Okay, stupid works, and we're really good at stupid."

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"This industry is in a race to die slowly. We have to stop thinking that way and start reinventing."

Is Spotify’s Muse Agent the New Music Director?

"These are truly uncharted waters, and we're going to have to dive in."

News/Talk Radio vs. Social Media: Why We Have to Win the Race to Breaking News

We live in an on-demand world. People expect immediate information, and with their cell phones, they can get it.