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Here’s what IHeartRadio and TuneIn are Missing
Lots of blood, sweat, tears, and treasure have gone into making radio’s alternatives to Pandora et. al., yet I think both IHeartRadio and...
mramsey1
Dec 4, 2012


Here’s to Failure!
Nobody wants to fail. Yet we inherently know that without taking risks – without risking exactly the failure we fear so much – the big...
mramsey1
Nov 28, 2012


Communicating the FOX Sports TV Way
Recently I was given a slim but potent handbook made for FOX Sports’ TV commentators. It was created by FOX’s David Hill in 2010. Every...
mramsey1
Nov 27, 2012


What Happens when you Focus on “Fans”?
“Fans, not just Listeners.” That was the theme of a national conference of show and digital producers for Southern Cross...
mramsey1
Nov 19, 2012


Digital Media: What’s in Store for 2013
Here are some stats from a brand new eMarketer report on U.S. digital media usage changes from now to 2013. I’ll focus on some highlights...
mramsey1
Nov 16, 2012


News/Talking about the Wrong Things
Republican soul-searching followed the demographic slam to the gut from younger voters, African Americans, and Hispanics in the election...
mramsey1
Nov 15, 2012


Investors are Focusing on Content, not Distribution
USA TODAY markets reporter Matt Krantz answers this reader question: Why have the large diversified media companies been such strong...
mramsey1
Nov 8, 2012


Is Radio “Relevant”?
I was struck by the following exchange about radio’s relevance – or lack thereof – from Radio Ink: Entercom CEO David Field got the hair...
mramsey1
Nov 8, 2012


Is Social Media for Conversation – or for Broadcasting?
“Social media is for conversations, not broadcasting.” That’s a common bromide among social media gurus. But is it true? This matters to...
mramsey1
Nov 7, 2012


MusicFIRST, but MusiciansLAST?
MusicFIRST really needs to have their heads examined. They’re in a tizzy because, allegedly, Pandora executives have done what executives...
mramsey1
Oct 31, 2012
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