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October 18, 2013 Five Things That … In our continuing effort here at NTS MediaOnline Weekly to alert you to news and other relevant information that you might have missed, this week we’re giving it all to you in five nicely condensed and easy-toread portions that we call Five Things That … Early Birds Fly Higher In a recent Forbes.com post, contributor Jennifer Cohen details five common traits shared by many successful business leaders, government officials and other influential people. And while some go kicking and screaming into another day when that alarm clock goes off, those who hit the deck early tend to be more productive and successful at work and at home. Some of the ‘Five Things Successful People Do Before 8AM’ are: • Exercise. Whether it’s a morning yoga session or a trip to the gym, exercising before work gives you a boost of energy for the day and that deserved sense of accomplishment. Morning workouts also eliminate the possibility of flaking out on your cardio after a long day at work. • Map out your day. The morning is a good time for this as it is often one of the only quiet times a person gets throughout the day. The early hours foster easier reflection that helps when prioritizing your activities. They also allow for uninterrupted problem solving when trying to fit everything into your timetable. While scheduling, don’t forget about your mental health. Plan a 10-minute break after that stressful meeting for a quick walk around the block or a moment of meditation at your desk. Read the rest of Cohen’s list of five things you should check off your “to do” list by 8am HERE. Meet The New Boss In a recent contribution to MediaBizBloggers.com, Sabo Media CEO Walter Sabo details a recent experience while attending the mid-October College Music Journal Festival at New York University. There, Sabo says he interacted with some 3,000 attendees at an event he dubbed, “The best organized music/radio conference.” Sabo also spoke with two young women from student-run 89.9 KTSW, the Texas State University radio station in Austin. Calling the duo “your next bosses,” Sabo shares their thoughts on the rules for operating a station successfully. Number one on that list? “We are paid for 15 hours of work per week, but we put in at least 40.” Read the other five rules (including one for Talk radio) for operating a station successfully from those who represent the next generation of media professionals HERE. Heavy Metal Lesson From the always interesting American Express-branded OpenForum. com, comes a post by contributor Jason Brick, who believes business could learn a lot from Heavy Metal rockers about how to attract and keep fans. Some of the five things (OK, in this case there’s actually six) that we could learn from some of Heavy Metal’s most successful bands are: • Chase Your Passion: No chart-topping metal acts got there because they sort of liked loud music and figured it was a good career move. They got there by loving heavy metal, practicing heavy metal and playing heavy metal for years in cheap clubs where they were more likely to catch a pool cue upside the head than land a record deal. If you’re doing something you love that much, you will have an advantage over everybody who’s just punching the clock. • Serve your biggest fans. You may not have one, but I bet you’ve seen at least one tattoo of a heavy metal band’s name or icon on somebody else’s body. How would you like a fan of your business to love you that much? Metal bands get that kind of loyalty by understanding what their ©2013 NTS MediaOnline™ — All rights reserved. To subscribe visit www.ntsmediaonline.com (continued on pg. 3) October 25, 2013 Page 2 Newsradio 1100 WTAM/Cleveland is looking for a News Director to lead the Clear Channel News/Talker’s award-winning news department. Applicants should have a minimum of 7 years experience, be a strong onair anchor and great in the digital/web world. Knowledge of RCS News and Nex Gen are helpful, along with a personal drive to live and breathe the news 24/7. While qualified candidates can send packages to Program Director, Ray Davis HERE you must also complete an online application HERE (EOE) … Got a gig open? Looking for your next challenge? Email details and your contact info HERE and we’ll post it free of charge as a service to the Talk media industry. SiriusXM inks a deal with Jon Huntsman, former governor of Utah and former United States Ambassador to China, to launch No Labels Radio with Jon Huntsman on the satcaster’s P.O.T.U.S. channel. The weekly, one-hour show will be produced in conjunction with No Labels, an organized movement of Democrats, Republicans and Independents committed to the politics of problem solving, for which Huntsman serves as co-chair … TuneIn and Public Radio International’s This American Life have teamed up to offer listeners 24/7 access to the show’s 18-year archives. The new service, which is exclusive to TuneIn, will include new episodes, as well as selections from the show’s archive of more than 500 hours of programs, streaming around the clock … ReachMD, a 24/7 broadcast of medical info and education targeting healthcare professionals, is added to the roster of offerings available on iHeart Radio, Clear Channel’s “all-in-one” digital listening platform … Get BREAKING NEWS alerts by following us on TWITTER, or “friend” us on FACEBOOK. Find one-click links to both HERE. The General Mills Foundation, with support from it’s official U.S. media partner Clear Channel Media & Entertainment, is encouraging kids across the country to expand their usual trick-or-treating this Halloween by collecting goods for their local food pantry. The We Scare Hunger campaign encourages young people to organize food drives through their schools or communities, then concluding their efforts on Halloween night by trick-or-treating for canned goods and other nonperishable products, in addition to traditional candy. All food will then be donated to local food banks. All through October, Clear Channel Communities -- the company’s community engagement brand -- has been supporting the nationwide We Scare Hunger campaign on all 850 CCM&E radio stations in 150 markets by airing a series of public service messages. Learn more about the program to fight hunger in America HERE. New Cumulus Media Networks affiliates this week include WBAP/ Dallas (Ferrall On The Bench); WRSC/State College, PA and WRSB/ Canandaigua, NY (CBS Sports Radio); WEAN/Wakefield, RI (The John Batchelor Show); KRAC/Quincy, CA and KTFS/Texarkana (The Mark Levin Show); KOAN/Eagle River, AK (The Mike Huckabee Show); KBCN/Marshall, AR and KTTG/Mena, AR (Red Eye Radio); and WGGH/Marion, IL (The Savage Nation) … Effective October 28th, WQXL/Columbia, SC will add WYM Media Management’s Phil Hendrie Show and Leslie Marshall Show to the new Talk station’s lineup … The Money Pit Home Improvement Show -- syndicated by Talk Shows USA -- adds new affiliates KKLE/Winfield, KS, KLEY/ Wellington, KS, KLXX/Bismark, ND and WKRO/Cairo, IL … WSCW/Charleston, WV adds the weekly pet talk show Animal Radio, syndicated via Envision Radio Networks … Once again this year, WestStar will offer the popular Mannheim Steamroller holiday radio classic, An American Christmas. The 12-hour special is already booked on WHAS-WKJK/Louisville, KOA-KHOW/Denver, KXL/Portland, KMJ/Fresno and WGY/Albany, NY … The new 60-second Motley Fool Stockwatch feature is added at WTOP/Washington, KBNP/ Portland, WRSB/Canandaigua, NY, KFAQ/Tulsa, WZON/Bangor and KWYO, Sheridan, WY. WE LOVE L.A. Independently syndicated talker Dave Ramsey recently brought his EntreLeadership one-day event to SoCal in conjunction with Dave Ramsey Show affiliate KFWB/Los Angeles. Grabbing a photo moment with Dave at the event are station Program Director Andy Ludlum, General Manager Valerie Blackburn, along with members of the KFWB sales team. ©2013 NTS MediaOnline™ — All rights reserved. To subscribe visit www.ntsmediaonline.com bECausE THE buCK JusT KEEps On GOinG. HEDGECOCK. ExpOsinG THE absurD TruTH. LIVE MON-FRI 6-9pM Est | 800-807-4703 Ext. 250 | www.RadIOaMERIcaNEtwORk.cOM October 25, 2013 Page 3 (continued on from pg. 1) fans want, and putting that understanding into their music (product), public appearances (publicity) and face-to-face time (service). See the remaining list of things Brick thinks we could all learn from some of rock’s very best bad boys HERE. Epic Job Search Fails Nobody ever wants or plans to lose their job. But if the unexpected happens and you find yourself facing the considerable stress of getting a new job, writer Kaitlin Madden at CareerBuilder.com has five attitudes that are guaranteed to lead to job search failure. Among the attitudes she cites are: • “I’ll never find a job.” OK, so it may sound obvious, but a negative attitude will seriously hinder your job search. It will not only kill your motivation, but like the old saying goes, “If you think you can’t, you probably won’t.” • “I’ll take anything.” Applying to every job you see is a waste of time. A successful job search is driven by the quality, not quantity, of applications you submit. “Applying for just about any open position may actually hurt you in the long run. See the remaining five attitudes that are best checked at the door when you’re job hunting HERE. 2020’s Around The Corner Remember when 20/20 was a reference to your eyesight or the ABC News show? But believe it or not, it’s actually also a year -- a year that is much closer than you think. Just six years from now as you are reading these words, the aforementioned job search market will have changed quite a bit according to a feature by Rick Newman for U.S. News & World Report. Now, predicting the future has never been an exact science, but there are trends and developments that can be tracked by those who choose to do such things in order to come up with a list of job fields that that are likely to be doing well at the turn of the decade. Among them: • Management. The boss earns a lot for good reason: His job isn’t as easy as it might seem. Effective management in the future will require basic business knowledge plus the ability to oversee operations in many locations and countries, and some technical know-how. Anybody who can improve a unit’s performance while lowering costs should rise quickly. There is also expectation of growing demand for some support fields such as human relations, benefits administration, and event planning. • Entrepreneurship. It’s often overlooked, but the need for innovators running their own businesses could be more important than ever in 2020. Forecasters expect strong growth in traditional businesses such as used-car dealers, hair and nail salons, pet grooming, and office services, which means anybody able to come up with better, cheaper ways to serve customers will reap a windfall. Technology startups will no doubt keep changing the way consumers work and live. And nobody really knows what the next iPad, Twitter, or Pinterest will be—except, perhaps, some entrepreneur who’s dreaming about it right now. He or she may have a bigger impact on life in 2020 than anything the forecasters see coming. Read the full list of businesses that will boom in 2020 HERE. Al Peterson 858.486.7559 al@ntsmediaonline.com Brooke Trissel 512.589.8568 brooke@ntsmediaonline.com ©2013 NTS MediaOnline™ — All rights reserved. To subscribe visit www.ntsmediaonline.com