Thoughts About Radio, From The 21-Year Old
Two 21-year-old Radio Show attendees discuss how radio plays a minimal role in their music listening, and what can be done
The Rising Costs That Broadcasters Face
A May 2016 FCC report finds nearly 100 FM stations and close to 75 AM stations shown as silent for at least two years.
‘Back To Basics’ Project Management Tips
Faced with new challenges? Project not going so great? Michelle LaBrose has some “cheetah”-fueled advice for you.
Pre-NAB Thoughts On Radio, And Boomers
Broadcast Advisor and Media Connector Clark Smidt offers some thoughts on radio's past and future, and why Baby Boomers may
What Kevin Harlan Has Reminded Us About Radio
As the industry gathers in Nashville for the 2016 Radio Show, let's remind the world about the medium everyone is talking about: Radio
What The Radio Industry Can Learn From Trains
Rick Greenhut recommends taking the individual elements that make up your radio station and pitching them to clients as a singular brand.
Top Tips For The Nationwide EAS Test
Harold Price, President of Sage Alerting Systems, offers some suggestions for broadcast media as the test approaches.
Radio In 2022: An Open Letter To The Industry
PwC predicts flat revenue for the radio business through 2020. DMR/Interactive’s head believes we can do better.
Valuable Life Lessons From ‘Star Trek’
The 50th anniversary of the Sci-Fi series’ debut led one marketing pro to provide life lessons based on the show.
Digital Marketing: An Ineffective Tool To Sway Millennials?
New research shows one-third of online adults aged 18-34 say digitally delivered ads and promotions have zero sway
Hispanic Influence: New Heights, Missed Opportunities
A new Nielsen report underscores the power of Latino consumers. Yet “total market” radio and TV failed in its coverage of an icon’s passing.
Congress and Advertising – Will 2017 Be Different?
A major advertising association is wary of two FCC plans that put new privacy rules on ISPs and expand competition in the cable set-top box market.
Easing Public File Pain
Ken Benner’s wife Karen developed a simple means of achieving public file compliance for radio and TV stations.
Alternative Compliance Certification Analytics
Public files and missing and/or out-of-date EAS handbooks properly placed in control rooms are among the things Ken Benner's routinely seen as violations.
How Media Can Stand Out In TV’s ‘Golden Age’
Hulu SVP/Ad Sales Peter Naylor believes super-serving the consumer will lure them in a