10 Ways To Choose, Program & Image New Music
Premium | How to prevent listener tune-out when you’re playing new music on the air? 10 ideas to pick, position & package your unfamiliar songs even better.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Sep 15, 2019 | Music | 0 |
Premium | How to prevent listener tune-out when you’re playing new music on the air? 10 ideas to pick, position & package your unfamiliar songs even better.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Oct 24, 2017 | Programming | 0 |
Premium | How to give away money on your radio station with new creative concepts and much more entertainment than Pay Your Bills or Double Your Salary?
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Mar 21, 2017 | Personality | 2 |
The founder & CEO of Emmis Communications is convinced that the future of radio depends on finding a way to people’s smartphones and connected cars.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Jan 17, 2017 | Music | 3 |
Premium Free | Great music radio has great music flow. How to both sound amazing and increase TSL? That’s where super song segues come into play.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Nov 29, 2016 | Production | 1 |
“Audio processing is half science & math, and half black magic”, Omnia’s Frank Foti says in part 2 of our interview, in which we’ll also discuss PPM and Voltair.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Apr 30, 2015 | Programming | 0 |
To keep your radio station top of mind with your audience, a solid brand tomorrow is just as important as high ratings today, Jon Coleman says in an interview with us.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Mar 22, 2015 | Programming | 0 |
In this era of Big Data and user profiles from mobile & smart devices, guest writer Stephen Ryan is asking whether there’s really still a place for traditional ways of radio research.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Dec 28, 2014 | Programming | 7 |
What are the keys to successful radio programming? 10 best practices for program directors to achieve great ratings and high revenues in a competitive environment.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Nov 14, 2014 | Programming | 0 |
Good radio research depends on great source material, consisting of the right audience sample that is leading to valid & consistent data to spot long-term trends.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Oct 21, 2014 | Music | 3 |
Your music scheduling software should not work like a Rube Goldberg device, veteran music radio programmer and Music 1 developer Steve Warren says.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Oct 7, 2014 | Programming | 2 |
Top stations don’t please everyone. They focus on a narrow segment of their (target) audience to achieve great ratings and consistent results in the long run.
Read Moreby Thomas Giger | Sep 26, 2014 | Music | 1 |
There are many things you can do when you are challenging (or being challenged by) a competing station. One of them is being different enough, music-wise.
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