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YouTube CEO Neal Mohan: More Than 490,000 Jobs Supported By Our Platform
In total, the company says it paid more than $70 billion to creators, artists, and media companies in three years.
How Urban Radio Should Handle Its ‘Diddy Dilemma’
This isn’t just another celebrity scandal. It’s a moment that requires judgment, tone, and a clear strategy. That’s the Diddy Dilemma.
Mike Peterson: Alice 105.9 Has Always Been About Personality
“Our personalities on Alice are the reason that Alice exists. Way back when Alice was first introduced, it was designed with a personality-first, music-second, strategic mindset."
Fox News Outpaces ABC News, CBS News, NBC News on YouTube in May
The network featured more than 360 million views on YouTube during the month.
Skip Bayless Believes Sports Media Use of ‘Punk’d’ References a Gay Slur
"I’m pretty sure that term evolved from a gay slur. In fact, just me, I consider that term a gay slur."
YouTube Maintains Largest Share of TV Viewing for Third Straight Month
"YouTube held its position as the top media company in Nielsen’s April 2025 Media Distributor Gauge report, capturing 12.4% of audiences’ time spent watching television."
Is The Joe Rogan Experience Not As Popular As Spotify Would Like You to Believe?
With Rogan falling off the top perch of the YouTube podcast rankings after one week, it has to mean one of three things.
Walt Disney Company Files Suit Against YouTube Over Reported Hire of Justin Connolly
"According to the suit filed in Los Angeles, Disney alleges breach of contract, interference in contractual relationship, and unfair competition."
The Joe Rogan Experience Falls From Top Spot in YouTube Podcast Rankings
Rogan's podcast featured episodes with comedian Tom Segura, Egyptian archaeologist Dr. Zahi Hawass, Harvard science history professor Rebecca Lemov, and Food Network star Guy Fieri.
Lou Rawk, From KUBE to the Seattle Kraken
"I think if a radio station is really community-focused and doesn’t care about the marketing numbers or the ratings, it would do a lot better in today’s environment."