Wednesday, August 5, 2026

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.

Relationships, And Results, Aloha Style

Pacific Media Group is growing, without buying stations. Learn how their business model could work for your cluster.

‘Back To Basics’ Project Management Tips

Faced with new challenges? Project not going so great? Michelle LaBrose has some “cheetah”-fueled advice for you.
Clark Smidt, who found success with Softrock 103 WEEI-FM in Boston some 40+ years ago, owns an AM in New Haven. Why?

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

Getting The Most Mileage Out Of Your Sponsorship

Simple and effective ideas that will help get more mileage out of your next sponsorship program from a Yankees Radio Network sports marketing pro

Things To Ask Your Clients Right Now

Tips on how to learn more about your customers (and clients), and the best way to learn more about their perceptions of you.

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

Prospecting: ‘You’re Not Doing It Right’

In this Sales & Marketing piece for the RBR + TVBR Information Bureau, Don delves into the topic of prospecting
Rick Greenhut

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.

Best Practices On Observing Sales Reps In The Field

When's the last time you were out in the field with a sales rep? If it's been a while, you could be losing a potential client – and ad revenue.

FCC Vote Set On Set-Top Box Plan

The Commission on Sept. 29 will vote on a proposal introduced yesterday by Chairman Tom Wheeler to open set-top cable TV boxes to competition.

Is Next-Gen HDR TV The Next Big Thing?

A newly released research report finds that one in four U.S. homes will have an HDR TV by 2020.
Saga Communications, Inc.

Small-Market Success, Next To Nashville

Saga Communications’ Clarksville, Tenn. cluster has seen sales success and talent longevity. How? By loving being local.

Top Tips For The Nationwide EAS Test

Harold Price, President of Sage Alerting Systems, offers some suggestions for broadcast media as the test approaches.
Sirius XM

Analyst: Peak In Auto Sales Could Hurt Sirius XM

Analyst Quinn Foley warns that a slowdown in U.S. auto sales could negatively impact Sirius XM.