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Voice command devices like Amazon Echo and Google Home present radio stations with an opportunity to reestablish themselves in the home using mobile apps.
Read MoreAs users spend more time with mobile apps than ever before, brands need to connect with their audiences in the car, at home and work, and wherever else they may be.
Read MoreThis content has been archived. It may no longer be relevantLast week, I mentioned Matt Hartman’s suggestion that voice provides the lowest friction interface between…
Read MoreAs radio ownership within the home dwindles, voice command devices like Amazon Echo provide an opportunity for stations to engage their listeners.
Read MoreThe addictive quality of smartphones, and other mobile devices, is something every brand must continue to tap into.
Read MoreThe relative health of the radio broadcasting industry is always a hot topic and a subject of much debate. But back in October of 2020, those conversations were being overshadowed by the pandemic, an event that even back then we knew would be a game changer. Four years ago, it was a different world – but not really. I think when you take a look back with me, you’ll gain some perspective about where we are now as an industry. And even better, you won’t have to social distance or wear a mask!
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The relative health of the radio broadcasting industry is always a hot topic and a subject of much debate. But back in October of 2020, those conversations were being overshadowed by the pandemic, an event that even back then we knew would be a game changer. Four years ago, it was a different world – but not really. I think when you take a look back with me, you’ll gain some perspective about where we are now as an industry. And even better, you won’t have to social distance or wear a mask!
Read MoreWatching and listening to Tom Brady try to get comfortable and learn an all new craft in the play-by-play booth is a reminder of how challenging a broadcasting career can be – even to a G.O.A.T. on the gridiron. It simply takes time to hone a new craft. As author Malcolm Gladwell prescribes, “10,000 hours of practice.” Well, look at the time!
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