Modeling your day on a green golf course
It is perfectly normal to think green when thinking about golf. Green is what golf courses are all about, and an integral part of each course is the green, which
The 7 Principles for Inspiring Employees
With a suffering economy there is the temptation to operate in fear. As scary as the situation may be, leaders have a great opportunity...
Radio and Internet are complementary media
One third of Canadians have typed a website address into their browser after hearing it on the radio, according to a new study by Foundation Research on Radio
Inspiration from the Worst Possible Ideas: Key Learnings from RAB 2009
At approximately 8:30AM on Tuesday, March 17th a fireball of energy, inspiration and intelligence hit the stage, in the Panzacola Ballroom
Liable for Libel? Massachusetts case may have chilling potential implications for news media
A recent ruling by a federal appeals court reversed in part a Massachusetts District Court decision, raising considerable national concern
How to deal with a stressful work situation: 4 lessons from Captain Sully’s landing...
Yep, we live in some crazy and stressful times. Who has not lost just a little bit of sleep
Traffic and Revenue Management Systems put to the test
In today's Traffic and Revenue Management System Intel Brief, we've gathered some quotes from radio and television
A look at the most popular used cars
The used car market is hot, even as new cars languish on dealer’s lots. People still have to have transportation. So, amid worries about the economy and job
Opening up a more visible shop
One of the items being generated in abundance by the current economy is empty rental space – often in attractive locations with a high amount of traffic. And this
35% of Public Radio listeners stream weekly
A recent survey of Public Radio listeners found that 35% listen to Internet radio weekly or more often. That number increases to 49% of listeners to
Marketing News without Marketing Directors
The problem is that most of us are so in love with our own products, that we lack the healthy objectivity required to truly understand a customer's less passionate feelings about what we do.
Truthfulness in programming and advertising
Broadcasters are often confused about their obligations to ascertain how true or misleading are an advertiser’s claims.
Promoting your own station is the goal
Sometimes people need a reminder to tune into your station – the trick is figuring out how to deliver it. Ideally, when people are on their way to one of two destinations
Car buyers switching from new to used
Despite the US recession, some people are still buying cars. But the bad news for the automakers is that more and more people are looking at buying a used car
Internet Radio and Online Coupons
Coupon sites were the fastest growing online category in November, according to a new report by eMarketer. More and more consumers are relying