A mantra at CES each year is “Every company is a tech company.” Yes, even radio companies. But just saying it doesn’t make it so. Last week in Las Vegas, we were treated to some stellar examples, particularly by Delta Airlines whose presence this year at CES was nothing short of spectacular and attention-getting. Delta provided a textbook example of how any company or organization can make smart, strategic use of the technology to achieve their highest goals. Take notes – this is a good one.

Remember when social media used to be fun? We’d discover long-lost classmates, post memes of our dogs, and bask in that raise or promotion. But today, social media has become heavily politicized, from an upcoming TikTok ban in the U.S. that actually may happen to new policies from Mark Zuckerberg and his social media portfolio that should raise lots of questions about priorities and values. Yes, the “landlord” is back at it again, and today’s blog post explains what’s up and includes the video that’s all you need to see.

I’m fresh off the plane from Las Vegas at CES, the world’s largest exposition of technology. If last year’s CES was 25% AI, this year’s was…

CES 2025 is a wrap, a special event this year because of its strong emphasis on AI. Our two tour groups of radio broadcasters were treated to a crash course in artificial intelligence’s effects on media and technology, raising questions about how the industry will react to this innovation revolution. Let’s dive in.

January 9, 2019 Perspective is an important thing, no matter your line of work.  For those of us in broadcast radio, having a sense of…