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Barrett Media Offering FREE Summit Tickets to Media Pros Who Lost Work in 2026

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"The last thing I'm worried about are ticket sales. I'd rather play a part in helping someone learn a few things, and making a valuable connection to get back on their feet."

Approaching The Summit: Mark Adams, Z100/New York

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Approaching The Summit is a series of special interviews...

Three National Radio Hall of Famers to Speak at Barrett Media Audio Summit

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"They are three of the greatest to ever crack a mic."

KSON’s Kimo Jensen on Longevity, Legacy, and Life After San Diego Radio

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Most exits in the media business are, frankly, pretty...

Barrett Media to Introduce ‘The Mike McVay Award’ at the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit

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"If you look around, you'll see Mike's fingerprints on thousands of radio stations and individual radio and music careers."

Dan Patrick Reveals Counseling Four ESPN Employees To Stay With the Network Since His Own Departure

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"Those four letters are extremely powerful, because you're going to get your ass handed to you. If you leave there, and you think everybody's going to fawn all over you, think again."

ESPN Launching ‘This Was SportsCenter’ Interview Series Hosted by Rich Eisen Friday

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"SportsCenter has been the centerpiece of ESPN since its launch."

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Approaching The Summit: Mark Adams, Z100/New York

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Three National Radio Hall of Famers to Speak at Barrett Media Audio Summit

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"They are three of the greatest to ever crack a mic."

KSON’s Kimo Jensen on Longevity, Legacy, and Life After San Diego Radio

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Why iHeartMedia Should Reconsider ‘Guaranteed Human’ Following Another Round of Layoffs

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"Guaranteed human is such a powerful promise. It's also why it rings hollow when the very humans responsible for creating those connections continue to disappear without warning for local audiences."