WABC Is Building a Long Island Megaphone and Red Apple Is Not Being Shy About It
There is buying a translator to fill a coverage gap, and then there is what Red Apple Media appears to be doing with 77 WABC across Long Island. The company…
Red Apple Stops Treating Podcasts Like Radio Leftovers And Starts Treating Them Like A Business
For years, one of radio’s biggest mistakes with podcasting has been remarkably simple: broadcasters created digital content, promoted it on powerful terrestrial signals, accumulated downloads—and then acted surprised when those…
Sid Rosenberg’s Newest Honor Cements A New York Broadcasting Legacy
Love him. Disagree with him. Argue with him. Turn him up. Turn him down. One thing nobody can deny is this: Sid Rosenberg has become one of the most recognizable…
Red Apple Media Gives Lee Harris a Bigger Seat at the Table
Six weeks. That’s all it took. After bringing veteran broadcaster and news executive Lee Harris into the fold to help launch the Worldwide News Network, Red Apple Media is already…
Sterling Shifts Studios
Late-night radio doesn’t just change—it slides. Quietly. Gradually. Sometimes without a single official word to mark the moment. And right now, that’s exactly how this one is unfolding. Walter Sterling,…