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Radio, Comic-Con, and the Future of Entertainment
Comic-Con opens this week in San Diego. It’s ground zero for media and popular culture and one of the biggest star-studded events this...
mramsey1
Jul 9, 2012


Radio Sellers and Programmers are finally on the Same Side
Value to clients is about more than running ads. And value to consumers is about more than simply playing music. That’s the new world of...
mramsey1
May 14, 2012


CBS Sports Radio gets Interactive (and so should you)
From Inside Radio: Aiming to bring talk radio fans closer to the studio, CBS Radio is beta testing a new iPhone app that enables faster,...
mramsey1
Feb 14, 2012


What a Radio Brand is Now
Is your radio brand nothing more than the sound emanating from the speakers produced by your tower? Or is it something much more? Well,...
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Feb 6, 2012


Like Moths to Radio’s Flame
What’s the best way to defend radio’s audience from those who steal away attention and usage and ad dollars? Here’s one strategy from my...
mramsey1
Feb 3, 2012


Worry Less about Technology – More about Content
The title of the piece in USA Today says it all: “YouTube spends $100 million to redefine TV.” Beginning this month, YouTube is gambling...
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Jan 12, 2012


“I am my own Medium”
What’s the biggest change you see on the media horizon? That was one of the questions asked of me last fall in New York during an...
mramsey1
Jan 3, 2012


An FM Chip in a Mobile Phone isn’t “Me”
Will FM radio ever end up pre-installed in mobile phones in the US? I doubt it, because consumers aren’t asking for radio to be built...
mramsey1
Nov 16, 2011


What’s Radio’s Future? That’s the Wrong Question
What’s going to happen to radio in the future? That’s what everybody wants to know, and it’s the wrong question. Here’s a better one:...
mramsey1
Nov 10, 2011


Technology (and Media) After Steve
One of the lasting gifts of technology in general and Steve Jobs and Apple in particular is not the technology itself but what that...
mramsey1
Oct 12, 2011


Glenn Beck on the Future of TV – and Radio
If there is no “radio,” there is only media. If there is no “television,” there is only media. And what drives each media brand is the...
mramsey1
Oct 5, 2011


The Future of Radio is Between (or instead of) the Songs
What’s the future of radio? The answer is not “technology,” although that’s part of the answer. The answer is to leverage what can’t be...
mramsey1
Sep 20, 2011


How Radio can stay “Relevant”
Last week I was interviewed for a radio show by an international broadcaster and she asked me one question that has haunted me for days:...
mramsey1
Sep 5, 2011


Where is Radio (Online and On-Air) Headed?
Recently the good folks at Spacial Audio Systems interviewed me about all kinds of issues related to the trajectory of online (and...
mramsey1
Aug 7, 2011


The Problem is Radio’s Business Model
The more you profit from the status quo, the less inclined you may be to make the moves necessary to thrive in the future. This was the...
mramsey1
Jun 21, 2011


The Tiny Footprint of Local News Online
The audience for local news online is surprisingly small. From Lost Remote (one of my favorite blogs): A new report commissioned by the...
mramsey1
Jun 19, 2011


Is it Time for Your Station to Change its Economic Model?
“We decided to change the economic model.” That’s how Lincoln Center has thrived in an era when culture is low on the totem pole of...
mramsey1
May 25, 2011


Is Radio a Digital Laggard?
That’s what Inside Radio reports, based on a new Borrell Associates study: In what may best be described as a digital wake up call,...
mramsey1
Mar 28, 2011


The Most Important Takeaway for Broadcasters from CES
I’m struck by reading the post-mortems about the Consumer Electronics Show in the radio trades – the gist seems to sum up to this:...
mramsey1
Jan 10, 2011


How to Lead
Leadership. I submit to you that the radio industry has an abundance of managers but precious few leaders. This episode of Fareed Zakaria...
mramsey1
Jan 4, 2011
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