Talkers magazine founder Michael Harrison delivers his annual “State of Talk Radio” address before a packed room at the NAB Radio Show 2009 on September 23 in Philadelphia. Introduction by consultant Holland Cooke.
Talkers magazine founder Michael Harrison delivers his annual “State of Talk Radio” address before a packed room at the NAB Radio Show 2009 on September 23 in Philadelphia. Introduction by consultant Holland Cooke.
The 12th annual New Media Seminar, hosted by TALKERS magazine, was held in New York City on June 5-6. The 520 attendees comprised a well-rounded mix of talent and management, from both terrestrial and internet radio, as well as sales professionals and others affiliated with the various facets of talk media.
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“The Future of Radio” was the topic discussed in what was billed as “An Audience with TALKERS Magazine Publisher Michael Harrison and McVay Media News Talk Specialist Holland Cooke” on March 7 at IBS/2009, the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System’s National College Radio Conference in New York City. In the session, Harrison and Cooke tell a group of young radio broadcasters their view of radio as it is today and where they think it is heading in the emerging world of new media.
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TALKERS magazine publisher Michael Harrison
“The Rise of the Media Station
and the Future of Talk Radio”
NAB Radio Show 2008 • Austin, Texas • September 17, 2008
Michael Harrison delivers a riveting speech outlining his vision of the future of terrestrial talk radio and its migration to the Internet over the next seven years. He describes super “media stations” with multi-channel and media capabilities taking the genre of talk radio to wild new heights and dimensions!
TALKERS magazine teams with U.S. Chamber of Commerce to present forum on American education
For the third consecutive year, TALKERS magazine teamed with the United States Chamber of Commerce to present a panel discussion about an issue of public concern combining talk media broadcasters with experts from the fields being examined.
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The 12th annual New Media Seminar, hosted by TALKERS magazine, was held in New York City on June 5-6. The 520 attendees comprised a well-rounded mix of talent and management, from both terrestrial and internet radio, as well as sales professionals and others affiliated with the various facets of talk media.
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TALKERS presents DC forum on counterfeiting and piracy
U.S. Chamber of Commerce event is informational eye-opener
On September 8, 2006, TALKERS magazine presented a topical forum in association with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce at that organization’s headquarters in Washington, DC on “The Cost of Counterfeiting and Piracy.” The forum was moderated by TALKERS publisher Michael Harrison. The panel consisted of radio talk show hosts (in alphabetical order): Jim Bohannon of Westwood One, Blanquita Cullum of Radio America and the U.S. Broadcasting Board of Governors, Jack Riceof WCCO in Minneapolis and Doug Stephan of the nationally syndicated “Good Day” morning show. Also on the panel were John Patrick Feehery, vice president of external affairs of the Motion Picture Association of America and Suzanne Clark, executive vice president and COO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce notes that counterfeiting and piracy significantly affect a wide variety of items including such disparate products as automobile brake pads, prescription drugs, airplane parts, cell phone batteries, health and beauty products, even wine, and eliminates an estimated 750,000 jobs at a cost of $250 billion annually.
On March 23, 2007, TALKERS magazine, in conjunction with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, presented a lively debate at that organization’s headquarters in Washington, DC, to discuss the hot-button issue of immigration reform. Participants in the forum included immigration experts and talk show hosts.
Talk Radio Day at U.N. headquarters breaks new programming ground
18 hosts and more than 30 expert guests discuss global issues ignored by mainstream U.S. press
NEW YORK — For the second consecutive year, TALKERSmagazine joined forces with the United Nations Foundation in presenting Talk Radio Day at the United Nations. The event, which took place on Thursday, June 7 — the day before the New Media Seminar — marked yet another milestone in the ongoing expansion of American talk radio’s growth, reach and impact.
The eleventh annual edition of TALKERSmagazine’s New Media Seminar, held June 6 and 7 at the Lighthouse Executive Conference Center and Theater on New York’s East Side, broke all attendance records for the event. The seminar was attended by industry executives, programmers, radio, television, and Internet talk radio show hosts plus many professionals who serve the industry in an ancillary capacity. The programming-focused event received rave reviews from many attendees who complimented event organizers for the breadth of its content in a compact, day-and-a-half time period.
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