Write on Joel! Kudos to your and your excellent staff and contributing members!

Hey Chuck, I was wondering if you were going to notice this topic. Good to see you are weighing in. I replied first to this timely topic, but maybe you did not recognize me (Jay), or maybe you did. It is good to see when radio is done right, it can still reap rewards like the ratings you indicated. ...

The really amazing thing about those figures you quoted is the fact that not much has really changed before the advent of the internet and satellite radio. I remember 10-15 years ago being told (by a suit no less) that the number one reason people listened to radio was to be informed (i.e., news eve...

For pundants who say radio is dead, it is not. Take out your ear buds and take notice of what radio has always been and the true professionals who intimately know the medium. I think too much emphasis is placed on matching studio digital quality and levels and less on meaningful content. Plus, unlik...

Kudos to chomen for stepping up and telling it like it is. I have seen the same thing with recent positions being posted by Saga and wondered why they kept re-posting the same classified 5 times in-a-row.. I did not know that radio was rocket science, but I would probably bet that since the ball is ...

A world without Clear Channel would be a good start to returning to the localization of the medium. Why not lump consultants into that pool as well?

]Wow! What a thread, kudos to the original author! Being a radio survivor, who is both "blessed" and "cursed" with the radio bug (that bit hard eons ago), I believe the beginning of the "end" is the beginning of unique opportunity for stations that truly serve their city of license and surrounding c...