Advertisement
- ESPN may finally score a New York FM
- Four in Ten People Connect Their TV to the Net
- The 25+ Road Trip, Part I
- Sales Management 101: Learn from Mother Nature
- Country Star Jack Ingram's Surprising Side Job: Imaging Voice For Radio
- Keith Larson Announces Exit from WBT/Charlotte
- Jon Burton Exits Pittsburgh's "Fan" for Nashville TV Gig
- Is AM Radio Dead? Discussion
- Pandora is L.A.'s #1 Radio Station: Discussion
- Downsized by a RIF? Tell the Industry You're Looking for Work on Our Free Jobs Board
News
Options
-
Text Size
Share
J. Love named PD of Reno's KWYL/KNEV
J. Love, most recently MD/afternoons at San Francisco’s KMVQ “Movin' 99.7,” has been named PD of two Citadel stations in Reno – Top 40 KWYL “Wild 102.9” and AC KNEV “Magic 95.5.” His previous programming experience includes Hot AC KBBY “B95.1” Ventura, Calif., and Citadel’s Hip-Hop WWKX “Hot 106” Providence, R.I. Love replaces Nick Elliott.
Previous and Next Stories
- "Vibe" Magazine closes its doors
- It's now "Senator" Al Franken
- Fresh trouble for Arbitron: Miami-Dade County Commissioners urge Florida...
- Radio Remembers: New Jersey station owner Don Brooks
- Making Moves: Wednesday Morning
- McIver launches "Beyond The Praise"
- CBS stock downgraded due to "challenged" advertising outlook
- Radio Around the World
- Radio in Asia & the Pacific
- Radio in the U.K.
-
ESPN-New York may finally score an FM signal, say local papers
-
Making Moves: Wednesday, April 25, 2012
- WBT-AM host Keith Larson discloses Greater Media exit on-air
-
Services for Brian Carter are set for Baltimore and Philadelphia
-
Survey says: Take away Pandora and listeners prefer...
-
Canada's Vista Radio, with new backing from Westerkirk, buys Haliburton ...
- Buckley peddles long-held classic rock KIOO Visalia-Tulare, Calif.
-
NAB Show attendance figures on the up & up
- WJJF Long Island extends signal with translator... another coming?
-
Tampa's "Bone" moves Fester to mornings with Bubba (with update)
Most Popular
- Phil Lerza, legendary San Francisco radio engineer, has died
- Brian Carter, veteran Phila./NYC radio personality, dies suddenly at 54
- Tom Leykis claims his new online show has attracted 400,000 listeners in 2 weeks
- Internet radio listening “is no longer a trend, it’s a behavior”
- Mark Davis, 18-year personality at Dallas news/talk WBAP, has left – maybe
Advertisement
Advertisement
