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Former Emmis executive Harry Clark to New York Public Radio
Clark will not have to change his travel habits for his new job as GM, Corporate Underwriting and Integrated Media Sponsorships at New York Public Radio. The studios of the non-commercial outlet are just a few blocks away from his former post, as Director of Strategy for Emmis Communications in lower Manhattan.
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Making Moves: Friday, December 2, 2011
Fresno, California's classic rock KKBZ-FM (105.1) "The Blaze" parts ways with morning hosts Jennifer Lipp & Kris DeVold. No replacements have been named ...
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Making Moves: Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Keith Kennedy adds a lot more work to his day. The morning co-host on Akron's WKDD-FM (98.1) and Clear Channel Akron's Director of Programming is promoted to Regional Northwest Ohio Programming Manager, overseeing Akron, Canton, Youngstown, Toledo, Mansfield, Ashland & Defiance ...
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Making Moves: Tuesday, November 29, 2011
In Reno, Nevada, news/talk KKOH-AM (780) severs ties with afternoon host Bill Manders after a 17-year run, with PD Dan Mason filling afternoons TFN ... "It Is What It Is" - that's the name of the show hosted by former Grand Rapids, Michigan WMAX-FM "ESPN" (96.1) sports host Sean Baligian, who returns to host afternoons.
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Making Moves: Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Over in Orlando, Ed Tyll is signing off his midday talk show on WEUS-AM (810) and leaving radio to become a teacher. Doc Holliday is moving from nights to middays to take his place.
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Public Radio Capital co-founder Susan Harmon to leave
Susan Harmon co-founded Boulder, Colorado-based non-commercial Public Capital Radio in 2001, and is currently its Managing Director and serves on its board of directors. She has announced she will relinquish her duties at the end of the year, but will remain on the company's board of directors. Read More
Radio Remembers: Virginia's Seth Williamson; Cincinnati's Walt Maher
He was the host and music director of "Travelin' On", for non-commercial WVTF-FM (89.1) on the campus of Virginia Tech in Roanoke. Seth Williamson hosted several other shows, including "Morning Classics" and his weekly "Back to the Blue Ridge" music show.
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Making Moves: Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Radio-Info.com hears from Chicago, where Merlin Media's rock WLUP (97.9) announced they will part ways with morning news/weather/traffic sidekick Jill Egan, and she's looking for a new opportunity in the Windy City ... In Austin, Texas, classic rock KLBJ-FM (93.7) moves B-Doe to afternoon drive and CJ into nights.
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Pittsburgh's WDUQ will soon become WESA-FM (90.5)
Essential Public Radio in Pittsburgh has announced they will change call letters from WDUQ-FM to WESA-FM, when the transfer of the station from Duquesne University is completed. It is expected that the sale and transfer will be finalized on or near September 15.
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A copper thief knocks two Kansas stations off the air
Police in Cherokee County, Kansas are investigating the theft of copper from a radio tower that knocked two radio stations off the air. Non-commercial KRPS (89.9) and country KKOW (96.9) were both silenced.
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New York City radio observes the tenth anniversary of 9/11
New York City radio was at the forefront of reporting on September 11, 2001. A decade later, News/talk WABC-AM (770) has all its local hosts broadcasting live from Ground Zero, leading off at 7:30am with "Religion on the Line" hosts Rabbi Joseph Potasnik & Deacon Kevin McCormack.
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Gary Eichten to end his 45-year run on Minnesota Public Radio
He started out as a student-announcer, and rose through the ranks, spending his radio career with Minnesota Public Radio. After nearly 45 years, and the past 20 years as midday host on the statewide service, Gary Eichten announces he will be stepping down.
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KCRW's Diana Nyad abandons her Cuba-to-Florida swim
She's a world class athlete who set world records for swimming and endurance. KCRW-FM, Los Angeles non-commercial 89.9) contributor Diana Nyad attempted to swim from Cuba to the Florida Keys, a distance of 90 miles in shark-infested waters.
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Radio in Canada
The newest station in Amherst, Nova Scotia is Tantramar Community Radio-owned CFTA-FM (107.9), which will play a variety of music including country, bluegrass, easy listening and folk music, along with local sports and information ... Manitoba has a new radio station - CJIE-FM (107.5) in Winnipeg Beach, which is reported to play a mix of country, r…
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The woman accused of groping a TSA agent is a radio DJ
She made national news when she was accused of groping a female Transportation Security Administration agent at the airport in Phoenix. Now comes word that 61-year old Yukari Miyamae is also a volunteer DJ at Boulder, Colorado non-commercial KGNU-AM/FM (1390/88.5).
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Making Moves: Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Chaos is heading back to Columbus, Georgia, as former Clear Channel WVRK-FM (102.9) PD/DJ Chris Chaos is moving across town to PMB Broadcasting's WRCG-FM (106.9) as PD. The new rock WRCG will debut on July 4 ...
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NJN's TV lease will go forward; radio selloffs to be signed this week
Despite protests and political maneuvering, the New Jersey State Senate failed to block Governor Chris Christie's lease of New Jersey Network TV to New York pubcaster WNET. The Assembly voted to kill Christie's deal, but the state Senate fell one vote short on Monday night.
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Making Moves: Monday, June 27, 2011
Former Minneapolis WCCO-AM (830) news director Adam Thomas has resurfaced in Arizona, taking over as news director for news/talk KTAR-FM (92.3) ... Could Lois Melkonian be leaving Denver?
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Jobs are saved for some staffers at Pittsburgh's WDUQ (90.5)
It was expected that as many as 20 people would have been laid off when Essential Public Media takes over Pittsburgh's non-commercial WDUQ-FM (90.5). However, some of those who thought they would be leaving will keep their jobs under the new ownership.
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More than 20 to be cut when the takeover happens next week at Pittsburgh's WDUQ
The news isn't good for more than 20 on-air and off-air staffers of Pittsburgh's non-commercial WDUQ-FM (90.5). It is expected that more than 20 workers will be handed pink slips when Essential Public Media officially takes over operations of the Duquesne University station at midnight on June 30.
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