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The Wall Street Journal Radio Network’s afternoon “Daily Wrap” with Michael Castner picks up seven new affiliates, including "Business Radio" WHNZ-AM (1250) in Tampa, Sacramento's KSTE-AM (650), and KDAL-AM (610) in Duluth, Minnesota ... The syndicated Michael Savage adds three new affiliates - WGST-AM (640) in Atlanta, Denver's KLZ-AM (560) and KX…
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Making Moves: Wednesday, August 11, 2010
After two years as APD of Chicago’s WGN-AM (720), Dan Zampillo moves to New York City to join Sirius XM as executive producer of sports programming, says Vocalo.org’s Robert Feder … Radio-Info hears from Charleston, South Carolina’s Classic Hits WIOP-FM (95.9) PD Bill Shannon, announcing that Kain Cameron will join to co-host part of Shannon’s morn…
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Making Moves: Thursday, March 11, 2010
In Chicago, it’s official as former TV news reporter Amy Jacobson joins John Howell as morning co-host on Salem-owned WIND-AM (560), says Vocalo.org’s Robert Feder … Trish Gazall has resigned as the co-host of the mid-afternoon “John Brown’s Mindset” show on KTRS-AM (550) St. Louis … Connoisseur Media in Bismarck, North Dakota brings in Debra Boech… Read More
Making Moves: Thursday, October 29, 2009
History was made at Wednesday night’s World Series, when Yankees broadcaster Suzyn Waldman became the first woman to call a World Series game on the radio on WCBS-AM (880) … President & CEO of the Dallas-based television company Belo Corp. Dunia A. Read More
