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As if you needed an excuse to go to Las Vegas.
You've read my rave reviews for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd annual New Media Expo. What began as a podcasting convention has now outgrown the Ontario, California Convention Center, and moves to Las Vegas, August 14-16. I do a dozen conventions a year and this one's the best. >>>
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Couldn't make it to Talkers' 11th New Media Seminar? Email roadmap@hollandcooke.com, for a FREE download of the June HC newsletter that was in NMS registration bags...including my notes from Streaming Media East -- stuff you need to know. You'll also get my NMS "virtual handouts," actual links to FREE downloads of the applications/software/tools you'll need to put your work online. If you missed The Conclave...>>> |
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| ...you missed a GOOD convention. Read my notes in my August newsletter.
After a year of embarrassing convention attendance, a pattern emerges: broadcasting conventions only draw when they're not-just-about-broadcasting.
At NAB's mammoth April show in Las Vegas, my session was "Producing, Positioning, and Promoting Your Podcasting." Read my notes in the new issue of Talkers magazine, and my May newsletter. |
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"..a business and an art form in trouble: Just when radio cries out for creative revival, it is instead slipping into a disgruntled decline."
Sad Milestone: Washington Post discontinues radio column. Read Marc Fisher's canny snapshot of radio's status quo. |
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<<< Must-do if your Summer vacation plans include Washington. And you'll thank me later for telling you this now: Plan to spend an entire day at Freedom Forum's Newseum, the museum of news.
Here's a preview: Today's Front Pages from around the USA and the world, a useful bookmark for your show prep routine. Taking-the-tour, HC mugs at the largest remaining section of the Berlin Wall outside of Germany. |
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| MUST READING: from Arbitron and Edison Media Research: "The Infinite Dial 2008: Radio's Digital Platforms AM/FM, Online, Satellite, HD Radio and Podcasting," and “The Podcast Consumer Revealed 2008,” which documents significant increases in consumption of archived audio and video, and paints an attractive qualitative picture of podcast consumers. |
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AUDIENCE FOR LIMBAUGH’S COMMERCIALS HIGHER THAN FOR EL RUSHBO’S SHOW!
In my session “PPM: Cutting Through the Fog” at R&R's Talk Radio Seminar in Washington, Coleman Insights president Jon Coleman previewed "The PPM DNA of Rush Limbaugh." If you’re a Rush Limbaugh affiliate – or competitor – you WILL want to read this. Jon’s firm logged the content of 30 hours of The Rush Limbaugh Show, and compared it to moment-by-moment-by-moment PPM data from those hours. 3 provocative conclusions will be instructive to anyone who hosts radio. |
| When you see the Coleman data, you may roll-your-eyes JUST-a-tad-less when your consultant preaches, as-relentlessly-as-I-do, that talent should "cut to the chase, spit it out, and get to callers ASAP."
This was the theme of "12 SECONDS OF GREATNESS: How The Very First Thing You Say Can Multiply Your Ratings," my session at Talkers magazine’s New Media Seminar in New York. "Excellent Presentation" AllAccess.com News/Talk Editor Perry Michael Simon, with generous, unsolicited applause. Want a copy? Click here to order the session on CD, an audio/video Flash file. It's a-meeting-in-a-box you can play on your computer, and share with associates. |
Some hosts scorn consultants. He writes one a big check.
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