Learning Lessons from a radio conference
Mike Rudd boiled it all down to three points
Broadcasters have no obligation to air harmful ads
Business opponents of the broadcasting community aren’t going to like this
How Radio Can Fight Back Against the New Media
Neil Gallagher says that radio should be eating digital’s lunch.
A nifty 50 hours at the Indy NAB/RAB
Veteran radio observer and operative Clark Smidt made the rounds at the Radio Show in Indianapolis
From the Ground Up
A big goal of mine going forward is to create “client movements” from the ground up.
FEC Fuel for FCC Fire
Brad Deutsch discusses the FCC's role in political ad sponsorship.
Addressing the Next Generation of Audience Researchers
Everybody knows that you can learn as much from young people as you can teach them, and these days, maybe even more
Where to find listeners online
The dynamics of the online environment are in a constant state of flux.
The Five Second Radio Headline Test
Here's a simple, but possibly painful test to perform on your radio script.
Five Tips in Building a Personal Brand in your Media Career
Here are five tips I learned after launching my Personal Brand I wish I knew before I did! I hope they help you jumpstart your journey in creating separation points from the competition in your career.
Measuring TV tuning on tablets, smartphones
This Fall, Nielsen will begin to measure TV tuning done on tablets and smart phones in both its NPM and LPM samples. The industry has been thirsting for this, and, finally, it’s here and you’re ready! Good news, right? Well, maybe.
A neutral guide to net neutrality
Net Neutrality has been the topic of intense conversation recently, as the FCC solicits and considers public comments about how to regulate Internet traffic. We’ve put together the overview below to help you understand the issues and players that influence the way we use the Internet daily for business, research, entertainment, and social activities.
Eight habits of effective critical thinkers
Critical thinking--the ability to make decisions, solve problems, and take appropriate action--has been identified as a key skill by educators business
The Summer of Copyright Part 4: DOJ Reviews ASCAP, BMI consent decrees
As we wrote in our previous articles on the music licensing issues being considered during this summer
Hey radio. It’s not me, it’s you.
Dear FM radio, Oh how I loved thee. In 1980 you turned me on to The Clash’ London Calling and I was changed forever. I remember walking down the street, boombox planted firmly on my right shoulder, volume at 9 cranking WMMR 93.3 making sure anyone within a football field distance could hear this new discovery that this great rock station turned me onto.











