…The red bars are CD sales, and the purple bars are song and album downloads. Even as the latter grows, the money simply isn’t there to support the backbone of…
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“Do you mean the French philosopher?”
I have held off on commenting, posting, or bloviating about what is already the most uttered word radio in 2015 – Voltair. Until now. Like talking politics at a dinner…
Read MoreDon't Cut Off Your Stream to Spite Your Future
…we’re good, anyone in the world can enjoy what we do. I look at the download stats that our iPhone applications generate. In most cases, 40% of them are coming…
Read MoreMakin' Whoopee
…also requires investment, commitment, and placing a priority on ensuring that stations and radio companies are doing more than just managing expenses. And the answer to the Bob Eubanks question…
Read MoreVoltaire to Nielsen: "Common sense is not so common."
…being questioned by a technology company, and hundreds of Nielsen’s own clients. The fact is, we’re all “stakeholders” in this drama. Consultants, researchers, and analysts live and die with the…
Read MoreRadio’s Most Innovative: Zach Sang, Part 2
…goes back to the 14 year-old who only has one Internet computer and a Boost Mobile prepaid cellphone. Her mom is probably on the computer at night or (there’s a…
Read MoreQuitting Time
…doctored cartoon below is a preview of coming attractions for many of us. When Pete Townshend wrote it and Roger Daltrey sung it, “Hope I die before I get old”…
Read MoreThe 73 Year-Old Digital Native
It’s been a rough few weeks for the Classic Rock community, as musical and cultural icons David Bowie, Glenn Frey, and Paul Kantner passed away in January. No one lives…
Read MoreRadio’s Most Innovative: KISW’s Live Day
…studios sit completely vacant as automation systems play songs, voices are tracked, and production and commercials play in sequence, often without any need for human attention. But for one day…
Read More7 Lessons Radio Can Learn From The Untimely Passing Of Prince
With less than a third of 2016 in the books, it’s shaping up to be a challenging and tragic year for the Rock community. David Bowie, Glenn Frey, Paul Kantner,…
Read MoreRock n’ Roll Never Forgets
The New York Times’ Sunday Magazine recently published a brilliant essay from author/humorist/columnist Chuck Klosterman. It is well worth your time. (If you don’t get to it today, save it…
Read MoreThe Margin of Victory: One Yard – One Meter
…budgets, and major events and promotions – and still come up short. And these days, the margin of victory might turn out to be one household. And perhaps one meter….
Read MoreYou’d Better Worry About Connected Cars
…Apple and Google aren’t on too many new car buyers’ wish lists. But they’re coming. And they’re coming fast. More than 100 models will feature these “brought-in” systems starting this…
Read MoreIt Could Only Happen On The Radio
2016 started out very tumultuously for the Classic Rock community and the hundreds of stations that specialize in the format across the country. In early January, David Bowie suddenly passed…
Read More7 Lessons Radio Can Learn From The Untimely Passing Of Prince
Best of the Blog Week continues with the sad reminder that 2016 has been an especially tough year on the rock star community – Glenn Frey, David Bowie, and Greg…
Read MoreRadio’s Most Innovative: KSHE’s Real Rock Museum
…radio industry. You can watch the “Real Rock Museum” trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJC8MXznpS0 Balis started with Emmis-owned KSHE 95 back in 1976, becoming program director four years later. With the exception…
Read MoreClassic Rock: Forget The Cliff & Follow The Money
…others. Heritage artists are able to command more money at the box office: Twenty One Pilots charge $36 a ticket, compared to a $122 seat at a Stones concert. Yes,…
Read MoreThe Innovation Two-Step
…not rocking the boat, risk-taking is a much-needed trait in radio companies big and small. But saying it – and actually doing it – are two very different things in…
Read MoreCould “Classic Alternative” Become The Next Classic Rock?
…demographic pattern has been forming around both the Classic Hits and Classic Rock formats in PPM markets: They are both very competitive among 18-34 year-olds. In fact, Nielsen declared that…
Read More3 Reasons Why Classic Rock Is On A Roll (And None Has To Do With Ratings)
…all can enjoy another great Classic Rock moment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZnBNuqqz5g 3. Your surgeon is probably rocking out to the Doors No one looks forward to that knee replacement or gall bladder…
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