Guiding media companies through digital disruption and A.I. innovation
Our founder, Fred Jacobs, discusses the issues facing broadcasters today.
Taxi companies are being disrupted by competitive services like Lyft and Uber. They will need to make changes or risk the chance of becoming extinct.
Radio has to keep abreast of its competition and continue making strides in the business. Here are several points that radio should consider in order to survive in this evolving environment.
Read MoreMore and more people are streaming audio and video content while on the road, whether it is in the automobile or taking public transportation.
Read MoreBroadcast radio’s ability to reflect the local zeitgeist gives it an edge. WCSX’s campaign to name a street after Eagle Glenn Frey is a great example.
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This week we honor Shazam for Radio as “Radio’s Most Innovative.” Sun Broadcast Group’s CEO, Jason Bailey, explains how this musical mobile app works.
Read MorePublic radio star Ira Glass is changing the way programs sound, as well as legitimizing the podcasting movement.
Read MoreSir Paul McCartney is dabbling in virtual reality and recording signature sounds for Skype, proving that digital natives aren’t just Millennials.
Read MoreAutonomous cars are coming faster than we thought, with implications for radio and other in-dash media providers.
Read MoreThere are many explanations for why the Classic Rock radio format has endured. Here’s our theory.
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Nielsen’s Rob Kass takes us through an insightful look at the new SDK and what it means to the radio industry.
Read MoreCompany culture cards are a way for even the biggest companies to communicate their values and missions to all their employees.
Read MoreEvery year, we look forward to clever, creative Super Bowl ads, but it seems like we come away disappointed. Here are some theories why this happens.
Read MoreNew data show that candidates with the longest speeches performed best in the Iowa Caucus. Is this a message for radio?
Read MoreLegendary public radio station, KCRW, does it again – this time, with a leap into virtual reality. They’re our Radio’s Most Innovative honoree this week.
Read MoreRadio broadcasters have excellent cross-promotional tools available to them. Why don’t they use them very often?
Read MoreOn Sunday, a small business – Death Wish Coffee Company – will see its ad featured in Super Bowl 50. What that means to radio & small businesses everywhere.
Read MoreWhen the agency creating a new Super Bowl commercial for the $156,000 Acura NSX has to come up with just the right song, it was a no-brainer.
Read MoreEvery year, hundreds of radio stations change format to all-holiday music, producing skyrocketing ratings. But what about their ability to monetize them?
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There are five things that Emmis’ Jeff Smulyan lists that every radio professional should know about NextRadio. Read what they are.
Read MoreThanks to drone and virtual reality technology, any radio station can take its fans “backstage.”
Read MoreHere are four mega-questions for the radio industry as it faces new challenges in a rapidly expanding media and technology ecosphere.
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