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November 6, 2016 · 5:00 am. It Was the Best of Times and the Worst of Times. Radio broadcasting began in the Roaring 20s. A time in America that saw the first tabloid newspaper appear. Reader’s Digest, New Yorker Magazine, Time Magazine would also be born right along with radio. It was a time of unprecedented economic prosperity and social change. It was a time of a strong backlash of racism, fear of immigration and morality. Immigration: Then and Now. While women had won the right to vote, they still co...

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November 6, 2016 · 5:00 am. It Was the Best of Times and the Worst of Times. Radio broadcasting began in the Roaring 20s. A time in America that saw the first tabloid newspaper appear. Reader’s Digest, New Yorker Magazine, Time Magazine would also be born right along with radio. It was a time of unprecedented economic prosperity and social change. It was a time of a strong backlash of racism, fear of immigration and morality. Immigration: Then and Now. While women had won the right to vote, they still co...

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Why is so much of television so bad? Celebrating A Reunion →. August 16, 2015 · 9:20 am. Radio: Landmark or Beacon. Even though it was 110-years ago that Albert Einstein would disrupt the world with how we saw the universe and how we saw time, space, mass, energy and light, we still invoke his name when a person does something brilliant. We say they’re an Einstein. In the world of higher education, the importance of publishing. Radio suffers from a similar dilemma. To traditional broadcasters, radio ...

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June 12, 2016 · 4:00 am. Radio’s Dilemma (or Opportunity? Radio’s a business. Peter Drucker said The purpose of a business is to create a customer. A business also needs to make profit or it won’t be in business for very long. On that we can all agree. Surprisingly, many business people who know this still go out of business, often because they focus on the profit part and not the customer part. Plus those businesses either never had or lost their competitive advantage. If this type of growth and expansi...

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August 16, 2015 · 9:20 am. Radio: Landmark or Beacon. Even though it was 110-years ago that Albert Einstein would disrupt the world with how we saw the universe and how we saw time, space, mass, energy and light, we still invoke his name when a person does something brilliant. We say they’re an Einstein. In the world of higher education, the importance of publishing. Radio suffers from a similar dilemma. To traditional broadcasters, radio is something that needs an FCC license, radio tower, antenna a...

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Newer posts →. September 18, 2016 · 4:00 am. The Problem with Too Many Choices. I’m not a shopper. I admit it. Shopping for me is work. When I do shop, I like places like Costco because while they offer choices, they don’t offer so many as to overwhelm. I like stores that do the heavy lifting for me and give me a selection of the best to pick from. Al and Laura Ries write in The 22 Immutable Laws of Branding. Apple’s Quest for Simple. Steve Jobs put it this way:. Give Me One Good Reason. In media sales, ...

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Tag Archives: adapt or die. August 16, 2015 · 9:20 am. Radio: Landmark or Beacon. Even though it was 110-years ago that Albert Einstein would disrupt the world with how we saw the universe and how we saw time, space, mass, energy and light, we still invoke his name when a person does something brilliant. We say they’re an Einstein. In the world of higher education, the importance of publishing. Radio suffers from a similar dilemma. To traditional broadcasters, radio is something that needs an FCC lic...

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Tag Archives: Nathan Stubblefield. January 31, 2016 · 7:00 am. Fred and Paul Jacobs are prolific bloggers; they blog five days a week. Recently, their blog asked four questions about the future of radio. I found them interesting and thought I’d give you my answers to their questions. I’ve provided a link to their original blog post here. I’m a graduate of the Roy H. Williams Wizard Academy. What is in-car entertainment? Tagged as applause cards. Association of National Advertisers. FCC Third Class Operat...

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Tag Archives: J. Robert Oppenheimer. August 16, 2015 · 9:20 am. Radio: Landmark or Beacon. Even though it was 110-years ago that Albert Einstein would disrupt the world with how we saw the universe and how we saw time, space, mass, energy and light, we still invoke his name when a person does something brilliant. We say they’re an Einstein. In the world of higher education, the importance of publishing. Radio suffers from a similar dilemma. To traditional broadcasters, radio is something that needs a...

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Tag Archives: higher education. December 6, 2015 · 9:28 am. Colleges That Give-up Their FCC License. I recently wrote an article for Radio World about the impact of colleges that sold their student radio station’s FCC license had on the pedagogical program at those institutions. You can read that article in Radio World here. Let me make a comparison to help you understand this a little better. When you buy a magazine, do you read only one article and then toss it away or do you turn all the pages and...