Walgreens Jumps Into Top Three

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The Home Depot and GEICO held onto their top spots, 1st and 2nd respectively, in the weekly Media Monitors chart. Walgreens moved up from 10th to 3rd by airing 28,439 commercials last week.

Westwood One All Over Both Conventions

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In our continued coverage of how radio is covering the two political conventions, today we check in with our friends at Westwood One. In Cleveland, the Westwood team included correspondents Bob Costantini, Jim Roope, Alan Scaia, and Karin Caifa. Chas Henry anchored longform coverage and Michael Toscano anchored evening short form special reports.

Teach Your Advertisers Why They Should Buy Radio

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(By Bob McCurdy) I had the good fortune of spending a considerable amount of time over the years with a giant in the advertising business, Erwin Ephron. You don’t get named by American Demographics magazine as one of the five most influential media people in the past 25 years (2003) by not being pretty good. Erwin’s gifts were many but one of his most notable was being able to make the complicated, simple.
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Your Listener Is In A Silo

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(By Jeff McHugh) Benchmarks are an essential component for a successful radio show or podcast. Packaged features like “Carpool Karaoke” on The Late Show with James Cordon or “Can’t Beat Kelly” on Fresh FM’s The Tommy Show in Washington, D.C., get listeners familiar with content and characters fast.
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Take Advantage Of A Negative Social Media Environment

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(By Loyd Ford) With all the politics and violence that is occupying social media, don’t you think people are looking for fun and entertainment? Of course they are! How will you respond? By taking advantage of this opportunity. You’re in radio!
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Indifference Makes A Difference

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(By Ronald Robinson) “People tend to get accustomed to their circumstances.” This was a general observation provided by my H/R trainer. He added, “Even when some situations become extremely uncomfortable or even intolerable, we are likely to accept those, as well.” Radio is in one of those very states – and radio tolerates it. Radio also does so without much internal awareness, grumbling, or angst.
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WFNZ Charlotte Taking Sports To FM Dial

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Beasley Media Group’s Sports Radio WFNZ The Fan in Charlotte, NC, is broadening its reach with the move to the FM dial, simulcasting on 102.5 FM. WFNZ was initially only found on 610AM and HD Radio frequency 1037-2. The station is the official home of the Charlotte Hornets and Charlotte 49ers football, as well as the Davidson Wildcats and ECU Pirates.

KKSF San Francisco Flips to ESPN Deportes

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iHeart pulls the plug on the news-talker for Spanish Sports in San Francisco. Gil Gross joked on his Facebook page that listeners may have been confused by his decision to do the show in Spanish. "It was the only way I could think of to show up Trump's speech. Or it could be that ESPN came by with a big check and Talk910 is now ESPN Deportes."

Another Stellar Endorsement For Radio

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For years radio has been dodging daggers from companies claiming they are the new shiny delivery system and radio is an old and dead medium. Tell that to Brandon Lancaster of the new Country band called LANco. Lancaster tells Sounds Like Nashville he couldn't believe it when he heard the band's new single being played on Country radio.
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Throwback Station For Savannah-Hilton Head

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Alpha Media’s G100 Savannah-Hilton Head has launched as “The Throwback Station!” and playing favorite throwbacks like the Notorious B.I.G., Snoop, Dr. Dre, 50 Cent, and many more. Savannah favorites Mia Amini will host middays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Mark “Shark” Ediss takes afternoons from 2 to 7 p.m. The station was previously Rhythmic CHR WXYY (Y100).

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