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Mike Stern's Next Project Is A Virtual Event
Former R&R News/Talk/Sports editor and rock radio veteran Mike Stern has partnered with Beason Broadcast Partners' Bob Snyder to form “A Virtual Event.” The pair’s first day-long on-line symposium will be “Monetizing Audio-Technology,” taking place Dec. 11 and “designed to help sports-talk radio stations and professional sports franchises maximize the value of their audio content.” Stern can be reached at 773-549-0525.
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