…HuffPo a sign of new things to come for media companies? And is this possibly a positive omen for newspapers, magazines, and other entities that have continued to invest in…
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“Richard Branson Always Makes Time For Social Media”
Our on-staff social media maven, Lori Lewis, is always looking for “best practices.” She found a great example of corporate communication from none other than one of the world’s global…
Read MoreResearch Shmesearch
We’ve devoted space on this blog over the past few weeks to analyze the Netflix (Qwikster) debacle. It’s one thing when a radio company chooses an ill-fated format or personality….
Read MoreIn Praise Of…Radio?
…you’ve come to know us as strong supporters of the medium. But we’re always hoping for better. We are definitely core supporters of broadcast radio, while we also act as…
Read MoreTechsurvey8 Epilogue
…stakeholder stations and their companies, Joel Denver and the All Access team, Dr. Ed Cohen and the “weighting” corps at Arbitron, and the industry trades who covered this project. I…
Read More“Friends” With Benefits
…advocates, via campaigns, see three times more interaction on pages compared with other brands when it comes to ‘likes,’ shares and comments.” At a time when most radio brands are…
Read MoreOne Billion Served
…a thing in there about net profits and EBITDA. And perhaps that’s why the investment community continues to turn away from Facebook, blaming Zuckerberg’s youth and arrogance for the company’s…
Read MoreThank YOU!
…for gifts and good deeds. And we imbued that “old school” acknowledgment into our children. As digital media has become the lifeblood of communication, many believe that an email or…
Read MoreThe Connected Car
…the conference. Radio needs to understand what the automakers – and aftermarket companies – are thinking, and how it will impact the listening experience – or should I say –…
Read MoreFail Fast
…the digital space – especially mobile. First, there’s an experimental aspect to what MLB has accomplished, led by the vision of MLB Commissioner Bud Selig who championed the idea of…
Read MoreWhy Gen Y
…consumers experience radio, the less they’ll be connected to the medium as they mature. The auto companies know this only too well and radio would be smart to watch their…
Read MoreDASH Takeaways
…there. We hit a “responsive chord” (as Tony Schwartz called it) as evidenced by the nearly 300 engaged professionals who showed up in Detroit last week. Representing companies as diverse…
Read MoreBlackBerry Blues
…based on just how addictive these devices had become in the business community. While competitors like Palm’s Treo (my old one is pictured here) were trying to cut into Research…
Read MoreIn Praise of “Radiodays Europe 2014”
…benefitted as a company and as broadcasters from CES. The innovative atmosphere, the enthusiasm, and the ability to see around the corner have served both Jacobs Media and jacAPPS (and…
Read MoreStrange Bedfellows
…political masterminds saw perceived radio as a viable medium for political advertising. The panel irked me because I viewed it as yet another lost opportunity for a medium that’s been…
Read MoreWhy DASH 2.0
…event was successful – we had close to 300 leaders from broadcasting, automotive (OEMs and Tier Ones), advertising agencies, car dealerships, and other interested sectors together in a room for…
Read MoreThe Fork In A Critical Road
…Paul Jacobs, a guy who knows his way around the “connected car.” – FJ Last October, close to 300 leaders from commercial and public radio companies, managers from local stations,…
Read MoreFacebook Throws Down The “Spam Gauntlet”
…for some time now. Social media is a space that radio operators “rent,” but can never own. And when it comes to Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg is a landlord with very…
Read MoreBest of JacoBLOG – Facebook Throws Down The “Spam Gauntlet”
…now. Social media is a space that radio operators “rent,” but can never own. And when it comes to Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg is a landlord with very clear goals for…
Read MoreSerial Success
…Debuting in January, its 6-episode run has far-exceeded the expectations of NPR management, winding up both on the air (at 300+ affiliate stations) and garnering 33 million downloads in podcast…
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