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Making Moves: Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Lisa Garvey exits Northeast Broadcasting triple-A WXRV-FM (92.5 The River) Boston. According to Boston.com, she did not leave by choice, and apparently was relieved of her duties in the midst of her afternoon shift.
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“I Didn’t Know They Had It In Them”
When Norah Jones’ “Come Away With Me” album came out, it further helped clarify that dividing line between me and a large number of people with normal good taste. “Come Away With Me” was an undeniable pop culture phenomenon.
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Fresh Listen: WXRT
Even before the departure of Alternative WKQX (Q101) Chicago, longtime Triple-A WXRT seemed to be moving further into the Alternative world, if only because the format overall was doing so. At Lollapalooza time, in particular, ’XRT would unveil a slate of its own concerts that any Alternative station would have envied.
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Does Mega-Airplay Make Songs Less Special?
After months of unpaid press agentry for Adele's "Rolling In The Deep," I had planned to give that song a rest for a while, particularly since it’s No. 1 this week.
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Jim Richards is the new PD for Seattle's "Click 98.9"
Following the changeover from smooth jazz to Modern Music, Sandusky Radio-owned KWJZ-FM "Click" (98.9) brings in former Tribune Interactive VP/Content Jim Richards as PD. Richards is no stranger to programming stations on the West Coast, where he was once the VP/Programming for Clear Channel in San Diego and he also worked in management in San Jose…
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Making Moves: December 29, 2010
Longtime KINK (101.9) Portland, Oregon personality Sean Marten has left as of Monday. He’d been with Triple-A KINK since 1982, doing afternoon drive.
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Ross On (Even More) Radio: Catching Up On My Listening
No matter how much radio I listen to, there’s always too much radio to listen to it all—a happy consequence of today’s infinite dial. For more than a year, I’ve had a tickler file of stations that I wanted to listen to—recent format changes or stations in the news or recommendations from readers and industry friends. Read More
‘Music City Roots’ Moves To New Station Home, Signs First Affiliates
The weekly Americana music show “Music City Roots: Live From The Loveless Cafe” is changing station affiliation from classic country WSM-AM Nashville to crosstown Triple-A WRLT (Lightning 100). The change takes effect with the show’s first anniversary broadcast on Oct. Read More
Train's Pat Monahan – The "25+" Interview
If any record represents the convergence of Mainstream and Adult Top 40, it’s Train’s “Hey Soul Sister,” the most surprising comeback in a year defined by Top 40 comebacks. “Hey Soul Sister” has been a hit at Triple-A, AC, Hot AC and Mainstream Top 40—the latter being a format where Train hadn’t been a regular presence for seven years.…
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How To A&R Your New American Idol
Some random thoughts after last night’s “American Idol” final about the chart prospects of this year’s idols.
For starters, “American Idol” as a springboard to a hit is no longer guaranteed.
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Taking A First Listen To Cleveland's "Boom 107.3"
Last week, Cleveland radio veteran John Gorman returned to active duty as consultant of Smooth Jazz-to-Triple-A convert WNWV (Boom 107.3). Read More
WXPN's Annual NON-COMMvention announced
Triple-A WXPN Philadelphia’s annual NON-COMMvention is set to take place May 28 – 30, 2009 at the World Café Live. The 3-day event is for noncommercial and Triple-A radio stations, and features a new music showcase along with panels on fundraising, programming and marketing for non-comms. Read More
