Monday, August 3, 2026

John Brooks

Recovering from Radio’s Boom and Bust

The Telecommunications Act of 1996 set off a land rush for radio stations
Prosper Insights & Analytics

Consumer Optimism Flagging

There was a measurable drop in consumer confidence during the month of July
Scott Flick

Everything You’ve Been Told About Paying Interns May Now Be Wrong

The attraction of working in the media has always kept broadcasters well-supplied

Protecting Investments in Talent

Gregg Skall outlines how to go about setting up a non-compete that will stick
John Brooks

Firesign Theatre – an Appreciation

The Firesign Theatre offered a style of radio programming

Protecting Your Talent

The story of Emmis, iHeart, Big Boy and Los Angeles is old news at this point, but
Prosper Insights & Analytics

Consumer Confidence Holding Steady

Consumer sentiment inched up from May to June but is well ahead

What to Pack Into a PAC Ad

The 2016 political advertising season approaching rapidly

What You Need to Know about New EAS Rules

The FCC has a new order out regarding the latest rules and regulations pertaining to

Finding Plug-Ins for News & Info Shows

Filling out the allotted time for multiple local news and magazine broadcast programs

Credibility Crisis: 4 Sure-Fire Strategies for Cultivating Consumer Trust

Entepreneur Merilee Kern says that consumers are exhibiting increased confidence

Big is Beautiful, a Look at the Charter-TWC Merger

TDG Senior Advisor Joel Espelien is a keen observers of the video marketplace
NJBA / New Jersey Broadcasters Association

Local Radio Freedom: A White Paper

New Jersey Broadcasters Association President/CEO Paul Rotella sounded the alarm to New Jersey broadcasters on the performance royalty battle. Instead of a siren or...
Prosper Insights & Analytics

Consumer Confidence Survey is a Mixed Bag

The latest Prosper Insights & Analtics look at the sentiments of the people

Battle Royalty: A Look Back Part 2

The battle over a broadcast performance royalty keys on the issue of whether or not