Power 106.9 Is Gone and Omaha Radio Just Lost Something It Cannot Simply Replace
– Why Would You Kill a Format That Was Still Competing – There are format changes you can understand even when you don’t particularly like them, and then there are…
Personal Health Editorial From Steven Mills President and Publisher On The Dial
-Behind Every On The Dial Story Right Now Is a Man Fighting for More Tomorrows- Since it’s birth, I have believed that the greatest responsibility we have at On The…
Nick Rivers Returns to Charlotte and Beasley Just Made a Very Smart Bet on a Programmer Who Can Do Almost Everything
There are hires that fill an opening, and then there are hires that tell you exactly what a company is looking for in its next generation of programming leadership. Beasley…
Lee Harris Is Out at 77 WABC and the Timing Makes This One Impossible to Ignore
There are quick chapters in broadcasting, and then there are chapters that seem to end almost before the industry has finished announcing they began. Lee Harris is leaving 77 WABC…
JJ Hale Is Back in Parkersburg and Seven Mountains Just Handed Him the Programming Keys
Sometimes the next big career move isn’t about finding an unfamiliar city and starting over. Sometimes it’s about returning to a place you already understand with more experience, a bigger…
The Bay Went Silent at Midnight and Baltimore Rock Refused to Die
Baltimore barely had time to mourn 100.7 The Bay before somebody reached over, turned another amplifier on and essentially said not so fast. As Shamrock Communications’ longtime Classic Rock outlet…
Stairway to Heaven Carries 100.7 The Bay Home After Decades of Rocking Baltimore
Some radio stations simply change formats, but others leave behind a hole in the dial that listeners can almost feel. 100.7 The Bay WZBA belongs firmly in the second category.…
Manning Media Just Went Shopping and Hagerstown Radio Is About to Get a Whole Lot More Local
While much of radio seems consumed with conversations about consolidation, cost cutting and how many jobs can be handled from somewhere three states away, Fred Manning is making a very…
Chicago Radio Has Lost One of Its Own as Buda Quan Leaves Behind a Legacy Bigger Than the Microphone
There are broadcasters whose careers can be reconstructed from old playlists, ratings books and station histories, and then there are personalities whose real legacy lives in the people who remember…
Urban One Is Taking HBCU Culture Out of the Feed and Straight to the Yard
There are some audiences you market to, and then there are communities you have spent decades growing alongside. Urban One belongs in that second category, which is why the launch…