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The Best Albums Of 2025... Halftime Report

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The Best Albums Of 2025... Halftime Report

As we hit the halfway point of 2025, here's 20 of the best albums we've heard - released between January 1 and June 30. As we hit the halfway point of 2025, here’s 20 of the best albums we’ve heard – released between January 1 and June 30. This list is chronological, beginning with The Weather Station‘s Humanhood – which was released on January 17 – and ending with Van Morrison‘s Remember Now, which was released on June 13. Plenty of great stuff…See the Story

For Radio, The Kids Are Alright

For Radio, The Kids Are Alright

Legacy media brands and platforms often struggle to remain relevant and cool creatively. That's certainly hte case for television, radio, newspapers, and yes, traditional ad agencies. But in just the last six months, a creative force in the agency business has come out of nowhere to become the primary way ad execs get thier inudstry news each day. You won't believe what these two 27 year-old guys arre doing.Read Article

Can Radio Hack Its Way To Success?

Can Radio Hack Its Way To Success?

In the frenetic competitive environment radio broadcasters now find themselves in, the need for breakthrough solutions and innovations has never been greater. But it won't come from divine intervention, legislative action, or just plain luck. We're going to have to hack our way to success, not the easiest of roads to walk down. Today's blog post provides a great, real world example of how a perennial #2 is plotting its course. Could it work for …Read Article

The JacoBLOG Junk Drawer: Fourth Of July Edition

I live in a cluttered world. But even people like me sometimes have to block out some time, roll up the sleeves, and do a little cleaning up. The biggest eyesore in my world is the junk drawer. It's always full of interesting pieces that perhaps can't fill up entire blog posts, but when you put them together, they can make for an interesting read covering what's going on in media and technology. So welcome to the Fourth of July edition of the Ja…Read Article

Nobody Wears Radio Station T-Shirts Anymore, Right?

You rarely see radio station T-shirts anymore. Is that because listeners won't wear them or is it about fashion, quality, and availability? Today's #TBT blog post features author and radio exec Steve Jones, who weighs in on why almost nobody wears radio T-shirts anymore, and what that says about our industry.Read Article

For Radio, Do All Roads Lead To LOCAL?

More media brands across the spectrum are investing and engaging in what I call "the local opportunity." But in radio, there's a greater likelihood we're still debating the value of "being local" or trying to figure out what it looks like. Given that radio was originally a grassroots local medium, isn't it more than a little ironic? Today's blog post gives you a look at where local is headed across the radio spectrum. Where does it fit in for yo…Radio Read Article

What's The More Dangerous Device For Kids – A Bicycle Or A Radio?

Since the Stone Age, concerned parents have tried mightily to protect their children from danger, whether it's dinosaurs and saber-toothed tigers or social media and smartphones. Now, new research studies strongly suggest new protocols to keep kids safe from external threats. Could radio be part of the solution?Social Media Read Article

Radio's Rising Costs Of Burned-Out Employees Wearing All Those "Hats"

During this economically unstable period in time, many companies are struggling to figure out what's most important. One variable that often is ignored is employee burnout. And much of it is caused by previous workforce purges. A new story addresses how one of the most successful companies in the world is addressing the problem. And in support, a new research study suggests burnout is costing companies more than they're saving by instituting tho…Radio Read Article

Why Radio Talent Should Be Watching Their Own "Game Film"

How do you get better at your craft—whether it’s surfing, playing football, or hosting a radio show? While all these disciplines are obviously very different from one another, the correct response is this: Watch “game film.” It is only by studying your own performance that you can assess what’s working…or not? But the question that […]Read Article

"No One's Sure What Works Anymore"

For radio to remain wa player in the media game, what has to happen? While many in broadcasting continue to be buffeted by Wall Street bankers, it become obvious with each passing year how innovation is the all-access pass to a happier future. I'll run down some of the new rules and conditions, and leave you with an exmaple of a well-knnown radio company that truly taking some intelliget and strategic risks.Innovation Read Article

Is Radio's Enemy Disruption...Or Unhappy Customers?

Over the past couple of decades, it's been easy to point to disruption as the root cause of radio's audience erosion. It is noteworthy that many of the most successful startup companies—or upstarts—have built their businesses on customer focus—capitalizing on truly listening to consumers and responding to their needs. In today's #TBT post, we re-examine ways for radio to recenter its energies on the customer, right down to an old trick that can …Read Article

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