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Radio Programming Ideas For Personalities and Programmers, Especially Country Radio Broadcasters.
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'WILL RADIO BE PUSHED OUT OF THE CONNECTED CAR?" IS THE WRONG QUESTION FOR BROADCASTERS TO ASK - A recent A&O&B Facebook post from Jaye got quite a bit of attention. It concerned a story by the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Todd Prince speculating about ...
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This Applies to Programming Too! - If you are a Programmer Director, air talent, or anyone who interacts with clients, event partners and listeners, you need to pay attention to the “Sales ...
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Not everyone took a liking to Radio Ink's headline yesterday "How Pandora Plans to Bury Radio." Mary Beth Garber is the President of the Southern California Broadcasters Association. She called us out on the story and here, in full, we have printed her objection. Your comments are also welcome below her letter (click the link to read the item in full).
As of today, 94,107 people like Townsquare Media's "Taste of Country." 37 stations feed (and are fed by) it.
We had a blast out at Idaho Ice World on Saturday. We had 7 'Desperate Ice Wives' competing for a half carat diamond ring from M&M Jewelers in Boise. The thing about ice is that, from time to time, it can be slippery. I found that out the hard way... (click Dan's name to see photos and videos)
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