Radio Scammers Go To Trial
Back in the early 2000s Gary Gauthier paid for airtime on Salem owned Christian station WBTN in Tampa. He hosted a show called "It's God's Money," and told listeners God wanted people to get into real estate and he knew where there were great opportunities.
Kudos To KSHE
Volunteer blood donors provided a total of 2232 donations in last weekend’s KSHE Winter Blood Drive. Donations from the KSHE Winter Blood Drive will provide a much-needed boost to the region’s blood supply in the days leading up to Christmas and New Year’s holidays.
iHeart Delaware Welcomes Gonzalez As SVP Sales
Steve Gonzalez has been named iHeart’s Senior Vice President of Sales for Wilmington, Delaware. He replaces Martha Masters, who is leaving the position.
Gordon Borrell — Telling It Like It Is
Gordon Borrell is on the cover of the current issue of Radio Ink. Borrell tells it like it is about radio, digital, and the future of local media. Borrell Associates is one of the most trusted sources of trends and forecasts for local media today.
Beasley Boston Duo Staying Put
WBZ The Sports Hub morning team Fred Toucher and Rich Shertenlieb have signed a new multi-year deal with Beasley Media Group to stay on to host mornings at the sports station.
10 Years On, 101 ESPN Signs Extension
101 ESPN, St. Louis, have signed a five-year contract extension with the ESPN Radio Network, effective January 1, 2019. The deal coincides with the station’s 10-year anniversary. The station was launched on January 1, 2009.
Four Decades And Done For Earl Gross
“Cousin Earl,” as he is affectionately known to many listeners, began his Williston, ND, radio career with original KEYZ station Owner/Manager Chuck Scofield in 1970. He has worked in the same building at 410 6th Street East for 44 years.
Former White House Aide Joins Entercom Board
Entercom’s Board of Directors has a new member. Susan K. Neely takes up her place after serving as the President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Council of Life Insurers.
Creative: A Radio Fantasy
(By Ronald Robinson) What has happened to creativity in radio? Wouldn't it be in everyone's interest if, for example, copy was written by professional copywriters and bore the hallmarks of originality and engagement? Let's take a look.
Hughes Locked Down As Voice Of The Cubs
Entercom, the Chicago Cubs, and Pat Hughes have announced a multi-year contract extension. Hughes will remain as the radio play-by-play announcer for the team on 670 The Score (WSCR-AM) in Chicago.
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