20 Years On
The year 2003 saw the end of my love affair with Radio. As I left my final management position in broadcasting, I somehow recognized the media I loved had changed…. Read more »
The year 2003 saw the end of my love affair with Radio. As I left my final management position in broadcasting, I somehow recognized the media I loved had changed…. Read more »
Following Donald Trump’s election, half of the country has gone nuts. Or, perhaps they were already nuts and now it’s just more obvious. The liberal/progressive/media have reacted as though their… Read more »
Several years ago, I discontinued my television service. Evaluating how little I watched TV and comparing it to the dollars it cost to sustain a service I used so little,… Read more »
Yes, it’s the most unbelievable blog post! We’re blogging like never before! And you’re going to read fantastic words that are so incredible you won’t believe them ’til you see… Read more »
It had to happen eventually. Those of us in Radio could see it begin back in the late ’70’s. In the early ’90’s, the trend was obvious. Now, as we… Read more »
It was a difficult decision. I hate starting off a new year with a complaint. But I hate ignorance in media even more. Headlines in a number of internet media–including… Read more »
In an earlier post, we talked about the fact that your Radio clients don’t require everyone to respond to their ad message; it is necessary only for enough people to… Read more »
If your stations are like mine, sales are horrible. We’re down for the year and it’s getting worse, with the average sale WAY down. The problem is not store closures… Read more »
Back in the 1970’s — almost medieval times — several studies took place to discover the optimum number of commercial announcements that could be aired in a “break” or “cluster”… Read more »
Over the weekend, my wife was watching a program on television — the History Channel or Discovery, I’m not sure which — on the topic of the Dragon’s Triangle. This… Read more »