New survey shows when FM is built-in to mobile phones, most consumers don’t use it
How many US radio listeners already have FM built-in to their mobile phones? And how often do they use it? How does this compare to the...
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mramsey1
Jul 21, 2011
“Pandora is Clearly Radio”
“Pandora is clearly radio,” not – as some folks insist on arguing, a “feature.” So says Daniel Ek, CEO of music service Spotify, who...
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mramsey1
Jul 20, 2011
Radio is NOT the “Original Social Network”
There are certain things repeated in the radio business more because they are repeated than because they are true. Some things just...
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mramsey1
Jul 20, 2011
Leave the Digital Strategy to Muggles
Recently, Roy Williams, the “Wizard of Ads,” had this to say in the print version of Radio Ink: I strongly believe radio should not look...
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mramsey1
Jul 19, 2011
The Best Mobile App Your Radio Station Doesn’t Have
There’s an app for almost everything, to be sure. And that means two things in particular: All apps are not created equal, and there...
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mramsey1
Jul 14, 2011
Local TV leads the way for Social Media
“Facebook is now the web’s content discovery portal,” writes social TV blog Lost Remote. “The average user spends 6 hours and 36 minutes...
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mramsey1
Jul 12, 2011
Why Should I “Like” You on Facebook?
No, I don’t want you to tell me. I want you to show me. When I get to your Facebook page why should I click the “Like” button? I am...
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mramsey1
Jul 11, 2011
How Social Media can help build a Massively Big Audience
Michael Stelzner is the creator of the fantastic site SocialMediaExaminer.com, one of the leading – if not the leading – social media...
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mramsey1
Jul 11, 2011
Social Media Week comes to Mark Ramsey Media
It’s social media week here on the MRM blog! I’m going to kick off with a conversation about Facebook – does it matter for your broadcast...
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mramsey1
Jul 6, 2011
Radio can be Better – Radio can be More
Anyone who is a “radio naysayer” is really telling radio “you can be more – you can be better.” And I think that’s a good thing. Watch...
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