Remaking Radio -- And Rethinking That Name

New New Name!

What's in a name?  After hearing anguish from some quarters over CLEAR CHANNEL's new iHEARTMEDIA name and the loss of "radio" from the company's moniker (which wasn't there anyway since the company became CCM+E), ALL ACCESS VP/News-Talk-Sports Editor PERRY MICHAEL SIMON decided that maybe it's time to let go of the "radio" name.  

In his latest "THE LETTER FROM ALL ACCESS NEWS-TALK-SPORTS" column, SIMON, a former major market programmer who tends to "think different" from the conventional wisdom of the industry, plays "Fantasy Radio Business League" and envisions a future in which people making audio entertainment might end up working for a very different kind of corporate structure, one in which stations and programming are uncoupled and content might actually be the king people say it is.

Read "Playing Fantasy Radio Business League, or Dividing To Conquer," today's installment of "THE LETTER," by clicking here.

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