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Frank Ladd

Frank Ladd

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Executive Producer, Total Information AM, KMOX-AM (St. Louis, MO)

Saint Louis

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I primarily cover traffic travel and transportation stories in East Tennessee

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pets, children's clothing

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Total articles 14

  • Banning a book gets it a boost in circulation

    By Frank Ladd Verified| KMOX-AM (St. Louis, MO) Verified Researchers say book bans can actually lead to a book getting more eyes on its pages. The study by Carnegie Mellon University and George Mason University found that circulations of books rose after they were banned by an average of 12%. Carnegie Assistant Professor of Information Systems, Uttara Ananthakrishnan tells KMOX it seems to be linked to high visibility on social media.

    By Frank Ladd Verified · KMOX-AM (St. Louis, MO)

    Dec. 04, 2023

  • In KMOX exclusive interview, Jack Coatar explains decision to leave politics

    By Frank Ladd Verified| KMOX-AM (St. Louis, MO) Verified After losing the election for Aldermanic President to Megan Green, Alderman Jack Coatar announced he’d be stepping away from politics. In an exclusive interview with KMOX, Coatar explained his decision to leave. “This was something my wife and I had discussed. When the opportunity arose to run for president of the Board of Aldermen, we made the decision that we're going all in on that race — if we win, great, if we lose, it's time to start a new chapter,” Coatar said.

    By Frank Ladd Verified · KMOX-AM (St. Louis, MO)

    Dec. 06, 2022

  • Banning a book gets it a boost in circulation

    By Frank Ladd Verified| KMOX-AM (St. Louis, MO) Verified Researchers say book bans can actually lead to a book getting more eyes on its pages. The study by Carnegie Mellon University and George Mason University found that circulations of books rose after they were banned by an average of 12%. Carnegie Assistant Professor of Information Systems, Uttara Ananthakrishnan tells KMOX it seems to be linked to high visibility on social media.

    By Frank Ladd Verified · KMOX-AM (St. Louis, MO)

    Dec. 04, 2023

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KMOX-AM (St. Louis, MO)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 610-660-5610