Garrett Searight is a journalist for Barrett Media, specializing in sports journalism. With a focus on analyzing the media landscape and providing insights into the world of sports broadcasting, Garrett's articles cover topics such as sports radio, television rights deals, and the intersection of sports and media.
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Garrett's coverage primarily focuses on sports radio, broadcasting, and the wider sports media landscape. He often provides expert commentary and opinion editorials in these areas. Therefore, he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights from industry professionals with valuable perspectives on trends or changes within the sports media world.
Given his focus on specific radio stations and personalities, Garrett may appreciate pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive information related to those entities. Additionally, considering his interest in the evolving nature of sports radio over time, a pitch providing historical context or contrasting past with present developments might catch his attention.
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By: Garrett Searight
"I think 2024 was a big setup for what may be a banner year for advertising, at least on the local side and I'm sure the national as well."
In recent weeks, Finnerty has bested competition from CNN in the ratings, despite only being in the timeslot for a few months. So does the product match the hype? Let's find out.
By: Garrett Searight
Meet the Press saw its largest audience since Kristen Welker began hosting the show with its interview with Donald Trump on Sunday.
In a time when many news/talk radio hosts are skipping interviews in exchange for more monologue time, Dom Giordano still fills up his show regularly with local newsmakers.
By: Garrett Searight
"The digital game has changed everything, but there's something really exciting about being syndicated across multiple radio stations. The old school guy in me is really excited about it."
By: Garrett Searight
This situation -- like so many others -- isn't nearly as black and white as many have made it out to be.
By: Garrett Searight
Of the top 15 podcast advertisers, 11 increased their spending during the month. The beginning of the holiday shopping season usually features an uptick in advertising.
The Five is the most-watched show in cable news. What makes viewers flock to the Fox News show in droves? Let's find out.
By: Garrett Searight
In 1982, 12-year-old Marc Lotter walked into the television studio of a local station in his hometown — Fort Wayne, Indiana — while wearing his Little League baseball uniform. And in that moment, he knew he wanted to do television news. Despite some curves in the professional road, that ambition has led Lotter to Newsmax as co-host of its morning show.
By: Garrett Searight
The Ryan Gorman Show has been in mornings for several years at Newsradio WFLA in Tampa. And in August, it expanded to 610 WIOD in Miami, too.
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