CNYRadio.com

We begin the new week with a new look for CNYRadio.com. Even though the changes are pretty obvious without having an article to point them out, we just wanted to offer a quick explainer about what’s new and different, in case you have trouble finding anything from before.

Here at CNYRadio.com we just finished up some “housecleaning” to streamline the way our articles are indexed, and to make it easier for you when searching for specific items. It’s nothing exciting, but read on if you’re interested in more.

It’s been almost 4 months since we unveiled the new CNYRadio.com.  Now that we’ve had time to get our feet wet, we’re hoping you’ll take a moment to tell us what you’d like to see here.  

Though it’s not officially part of CNYRadio.com’s coverage area, we know many may be interested in major changes at the ex-Entercom cluster in Rochester.

We almost forgot — yesterday was the 2-month anniversary of CNYRadio.com’s revival!  Just as we did last month, we thought it might be fun to tally up the numbers for the most-viewed stories and other various stats from the past 30 days.

The problem is fixed!  If you recently signed up for a CNYRadio.com Subscriber Account (for access to post comments), but you never got an e-mail with your initial password — now you can get it.

Just a quick note to point out the new Links Page which sits in the menu at the very top of the page, directly underneath the “utica-rome” in our logo.  In there, you’ll find a link to a new site that covers television in central New York.  (Despite the very similar appearance — we have nothing to do

Today marks exactly one month since the new CNYRadio.com signed on, following a three-year hiatus.  It’s certainly been a busy inaugural month for us!  We thought it might be fun to round up some stats from our first month, including the most-viewed stories.

If you haven’t noticed, the e-mail graphic at the top of the page has a new address.  From now on, you can reach us at cnyradio <at> cnyradio <dot> com.  You can still use the old address, but we figured this might be a little easier to remember. Also, we’d like to revive an original CNYRadio.com feature,

A quick note to those who have signed up for CNYRadio.com subscriber accounts.  We just realized there was no easy way for you to change your password or update anything else in your profile.  (It wasn’t impossible, but the process was pretty obscure.)  So we added a “profile update” link you’ll find at the very bottom of any