" I’d rather my daughter listen to music that makes her feel important and not where she feels she has to go get drunk.”

Don't let her listen to Gretchen Wilson.

I'd like to see other genres of music have this discussion. How many women do you hear in alternative rock?

This proposal was introduced in 2017. The bill never left committee, and was never voted on by Congress. As a result, this bill has lapsed and will need to be reintroduced to the new Congress by current members. This bill has been introduced many times before, and always with the same result. The re...

Would you like a list? How about starting your own voice-over business? Or imaging? How about transitioning into another better paying part of radio? How about looking into larger markets? Hiring an agent? Adding a part-time job elsewhere, like a PA announcer at a local sports venue. Just a few ideas.

Country Boy, Your clueless. They have Billions due. They will have to sell stations to stay afloat. There are no stations they can sell that will get them a billion. That's not how this will end. The end game here is the lenders will lose billions. And the company will continue to operate. That's h...

So does iHeart. Why do you think they just signed a bunch of their on-air hosts?

When Citadel went bankrupt, did any of their stations go off the air? How about Regent?

donaldbathe wrote:ok im sorry but if im willing to pay money, what info will they want from me? professional info or something else? like im an industry insider? rsvp.

Why don't you ask THEM?

donaldbathe wrote:when you said to pay for the information if i wanna dig deeper, but pay whom if you dont mind me asking???????????????? rsvp

Billboard. Click on this link:

http://billboardlicensing.licensestream ... rands.aspx

ok but what good does that do if even by comparing both their info and my cross referencing my methods we would be getting inconsistent and quite possibly inaccurate information then Their information has been certified by artists, labels, radio, and an independent board. Who has certified your inf...

i determine or index things according to what songs were most played annually across radio stations in the united states and not necessarily what billboard has to say about it! . With all due respect, I doubt your methodology is as complete as Billboard's. Since 1992, they use BDS-Nielsen, which el...

That's the difference between opinion and the facts. Billboard does the chart. Their information is accurate based on the sources they had at the time. Perhaps that song wasn't as popular as you think it was. According to Wikipedia, the song peaked at #53 in the Billboard Hot 100. That's not a big h...