Bart Ritner dead at 76
Long time North Carolina radio personality Bart Ritner died of complications from cancer on Wednesday, December 28th. He was 76 and had retired from...
Emmis preferred tender set to expire on Friday
Today (5:00 pm ET) is set as the expiration date of the
FCC adopts Native American radio proposal
Adopted an item under the title
Radio at center of Australian yacht race dispute
The winner of a Sydney to Hobart yacht race has been cleared of allegations that the crew improperly sought information about a rival from...
Radio caps critiqued, value of radio underscored
Even if the FCC wanted to, it would be all but impossible to lower local radio ownership caps -- mass forced spin-offs would be a transactional nightmare even if the station trading market wasn
NRG Media flips AC WLJY to CHR "Hot 96.7"
NRG Media has blown up "Mix 96.7" AC WLJY-FM Wausau-Stevens Point, WI to CHR. The "All New Hot 96.7" features artists such as Katy...
Harold Camping proves radio was not a driver of 2011 news
Lists are coming out all over the place
96X's Allen McGee dies in fire
The Townsquare Media KKTX-FM (96X)/Tyler, TX afternoon driver died in a Christmas morning fire at home in nearby Kilgore while asleep in his home. The blaze erupted shortly after 8AM.
Lou and Heather, Bob & Tom making the switch in Des Moines
Cumulus’ Classic Rocker KGGO-FM morning drivers Lou and Heather (Lou Sipolt and Heather Burnside) are taking their longtime morning show across the hall to...
New York talker Lynn Samuels passes
One of the pioneers of liberal talk radio has passed away. Lynn Samuels did it the hard way, blazing a trail on WABC New...
MMTC likes FCC attempt to use radio to promote diversity
Part of the FCC
Greater Media tweaks WMGC-FM in Detroit
On 12/26, its AC Magic 105.1 took down the Christmas music and became The New Soft Rock 105.1-- Soft Rock With Dramatically Less Talk! ...
KQV-AM icon Bob Dickey passes
KQV-AM Pittsburgh News Director Frank Gottlieb had some sad news to deliver over the holidays. Station President/GM Robert W. Dickey Sr., the man responsible...