The most successful talk personalities are cross-platform monsters, generating their unique brand of content for radio, TV, newspapers, websites, social media and … books. Let me guess. You are doing all of the above, except writing books. Another guess: You haven’t written a book because a) you don’t think you the time and/or skill to [...]
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Just a reminder that Fisher House Foundation is on the Q2 list of Community Engagement national causes. It’s a great organization to support in the Spring, as May is Military Appreciation Month. Note to Progressive talkers: Fisher House received the largest chunk of President Obama’s Nobel prize money. If you are interested in supporting the [...]
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Boston Phoenix blogger Adam Reilly offers an insightful post-mortem on talk radio’s role in Scott Brown‘s election to the U.S. Senate. The bottom-line: Relationships and engagement matter — a lot. True, most Beantown talkers were ideologically pre-disposed to support the Republican Brown. But Brown also benefited tremendously from his long-time courtship of the radio crowd. [...]
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Tags: Adam Reilly, Boston Phoenix, Chris Van Hollen, Jim Braude, Martha Coakley, Scott Brown, talk radio, WMAL, WTKK | Comments Off