Lots Of New Faces On Fox Sports Radio Weekends
Several former players are joining the FSR team. Here's the weekend lineup for the 2019 fall season.
What Can Radio Learn From The Sports Format?
(By Buzz Knight) This is a fun time of year for sports stations all across the country.
Playoff football is in high gear. Games go down to the wire. High wire drama unfolds regularly with tremendous emotion.
Ken Beno Departs WBA After Three Decades
Ken Beno has announced his resignation as Chair of the Education Committee at the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, a position he has held for over two decades. Beno's tenure with the WBA spans more than 30 years.
Westwood To Rep Ad Sales For Fox Talkers
Westwood One is partnering with Fox News Radio to represent advertising sales for its long-form talk programming vertical. The new arrangement kicks off on December 31, 2018.
Cumulus Cleans House in Buffalo
This is a follow-up to our March 25th story when we reported that 97 Rock Morning Show host Rob Lederman was immediately fired after comparing how he likes his toast to women’s skin tones.
Upstate SC’s ‘Father Of Talk Radio’ Jim Burnside Dead At 80
Influential South Carolina radio talent and manager Jim Burnside has passed away at 80 from cancer. He is best known for introducing modern talk radio to upstate during his tenure at WFBC-AM, now WYRD/WORD-AM.
Cox Names Clarke To New VP Role
Cox Media Group has named Tim Clarke to the newly created role of VP of Audience and Content. He will set the overarching content strategy for radio. CMG’s VP of Programming, Steve Smith, will continue to oversee CMG format leaders and work directly on radio programming.
Cox Host Wins Nifty New Award
The Tulsa Music Awards has named Natalie Cash from KWEN-FM's Cash & Bradley Show Tulsa’s Favorite Radio Personality. This is the first year for this award category and the nominations included local radio hosts from all music genres.
WMMR Raises $1 Million for Hunger Relief
Beasley Media Group's WMMR (93.3 FM) raised over $1 million and 2.8 million pounds of food for a local hunger relief organization. Proceeds from the station's 25th annual Preston & Steve Camp Out for Hunger will go to benefit Philabundance.
SBS Pays $10K To Make Indecency Complaint Go Away
This issue involves WSKQ in New York and dates back to both 2006 and 2014 license renewal applications for the station. A petition to deny was filed in 2006 and 2014 claiming the station aired indecent programming and violated the broadcast hoax rule.
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