As part of WSTM TV 3's latest "Best of Central New York" viewer poll, 93Q took away top honors for best radio station. The contemporary hits formatted station edged rival Hot 107-9 which came in second, while market leader B104.7 was third.Source (link may no longer work): wstm.com/Global/story.asp?S=768063
The first radio format change of the year in the Syracuse market happens Wednesday when Buckley Radio's WFBL 1050 AM switches from adult standards to news-talk. Included in the new lineup are Westwood One's Bill O'Reilly, ABC's Sean Hannity, and from WOR, Dr. Joy Browne and the Dolans. Buckley Radio owns 18 stations nationwide including […]
Radio & Records is reporting that Citadel Communications "will no longer allow corporatepersonnel to talk on the record to industry trades or the general press about anyissues involving the company or its stations." The move comes on the heals of Infinity's Farid Suleman taking over leadership of the company. Citadel owns four Syracuse radio stations.
Syndicated morning show host Don Imus holds his yearly on-air charity fundraiser today and tomorrow. Money raised during the 13th annual event benefits the Tomorrow's Children Fund, the CJ Foundation for SIDS, and the Imus Ranch for children with cancer. Imus's show is heard locally on WHEN 620 AM.
Arbitron released its winter ratings for Syracuse yesterday, and the news was good for market leader B104.7. With a 1.7 increase, they are clearly at the front of the pack in terms of the 12+ audience. The battle between 93Q and Hot 107-9 is now virtually a dead heat with 93Q inching out in front […]
Veteran 570 WSYR news reporter Bill Colley is back with the station after a six-year absence. Colley was a member of the WSYR news staff from 1989-1996.
Power 106.9 has dropped Tom Joyner's syndicated morning show in favor of one hosted by Doug Banks. The move, made yesterday, prompted a few listener complaints,
In honor of ESPN Radio's 10th anniversary this week, the sports radio network has given its web site a new look. The newly designed, state-of-the-art site offers live web streaming,
SUNY Oswego's student-run radio station, 88.9 FM WNYO, turns ten years old today. The station has been in operation since 1967 utilizing various carrier current transmitters, but it wasn't until 1992 that WNYO became a true over-the-air broadcast station.
National Public Radio's Lisa Simeone will be the featured speaker at the Women's Fund Annual Celebration at 5:30 p.m. Monday at the Landmark Theater.