Daniel Suhr
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 10 Jul
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One of the things that I find frustrating is that apparently we have people who think they are entitled to treat their shows like their private property rather than being responsive to their corporate management.
Thrilled about that fact over here, by the way.
Thanks.
You're welcome to say that on air.
Don't edit that part out.
I do think that broadcast news and broadcast entertainment continue to play incredibly important roles in our culture.
And in fact, that I think reflects two things.
One is the decline of newspapers that has created a vacuum that has made broadcast and visual media more important.
And then secondly, I think as our culture has evolved over time, more and more into a visually driven and a
video-driven culture that has increased the importance of video-based news, which is what we see on broadcast TV.
The importance of the newsroom is, I think, essential to answering that question.
If you look at cable and podcasts and streaming, it's all commentary on the news.
And frankly, even the AM radio band is largely commentary on the news.
But the hard reporting...
Journalists on the beat in Capitol Hill, in local communities, in state capitals.
It is broadcast television that has the newsroom resources to have full-time professional trained journalists out on the ground reporting the news.
And then the rest of our media ecosystem, whether that's social media or podcasts and streaming, and even to some extent cable, is really commenting on the hard news.
And the hard news is mostly starting with what we see on broadcast.
I think that's why it's so important.
No, I would not call it job owning.
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