You Fired Me So Why Are You Still Trying To Control Where I Work?
There is something about radio non-competes that becomes harder to defend the longer you think about it. A broadcaster gives a company five years. Maybe ten. Maybe twenty. They wake…
There is something about radio non-competes that becomes harder to defend the longer you think about it. A broadcaster gives a company five years. Maybe ten. Maybe twenty. They wake…
Now THIS is the kind of promotion story radio needs to celebrate louder. Cat Okegawa has been elevated to Vice President/General Manager of Ohana Media Group’s seven-station Anchorage operation, completing…
Radio trains us to think every departure needs another set of call letters attached to it. Who hired her? What’s the new market? Is this a promotion? Where’s she going…
Well, THIS is interesting. Four Minnesota radio stations are changing hands. A familiar local broadcaster is getting back into markets he knows. And the name of the company buying them…
Sometimes the smartest talent search doesn’t require an airplane ticket, a nationwide posting or 75 airchecks sitting in somebody’s inbox. Sometimes the person you’re looking for is already working for…
There are personnel changes, there are lineup adjustments, and then there are moves that force you to stop and ask a much larger question about what a radio station intends…
At a time when radio seems to generate a new story every five minutes about shrinking staffs, disappearing local shows and personalities suddenly finding themselves on the outside, Hubbard Radio…
Some career moves are simply about changing companies. Nathan James’ move from Dick Broadcasting in Savannah to Super Hi-Fi feels considerably bigger than that. After overseeing radio operations in Savannah,…
Los Angeles radio has seen plenty of format launches over the years. This one is trying to rewrite the definition of what a radio station actually is. After quietly putting…
There are people who build audiences because they want to be famous, people who build audiences because they want to sell something, and people who eventually realize that having millions…