In Arbitron trend numbers released today, Hot 107-9 moved from fourth to second in the rankings of number of listeners 12+ with the Clear Channel station gaining a full ratings point. 93Q was down a full point resulting in a swap in ranks for the the two contemporary hits formatted stations.
It's called the 'Four Corners Tour', and for motorcycle enthusiasts around the United States, it's a great way to see the country. WSEN/WFBL chief engineer Al Jenner left earlier this week for the month-long trek that will take him and a fellow biker to the four corners of the country and many states in-between.
Bud Wilkinson's syndicated Broadway's Biggest Hits finds a new home this weekend in Syracuse and Utica. In the wake of WFBL 1050 AM's switch to news-talk last week, the weekly Broadway music oriented show can now be heard on Galaxy Communications' WTLA 1200 AM and WSGO 1440 AM from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturdays […]
Fox New Channel's Bill O'Reilly makes his national radio debut today. With a record-setting 216 stations on board, The Radio Factor, syndicated by Westwood One, is being touted as the biggest launch in the history of talk radio. O'Reilly's new show can be heard locally on WFBL 1050 AM which switches to a news-talk format […]
The cast list for Art Zimmer's play Cruizin' Thru the 50's is coming together and includes a number of high-profile Syracuse radio personalities.
Yesterday, Buckley Radio switched its four Hartford-area AM stations from an adult standards format to news-talk. The new lineup includes WDRC morning host Brad Davis, Dr. Joy Browne, and the Dolans.
Local radio morning man Dave Smith has joined the WCNY underwriting sales staff. Smith, who was recently let go due to budget cuts from his nine-year run as host of WFBL's morning show, is part of the team of behind the scenes personnel responsible for drumming up corporate support.
The Syracuse radio community said goodbye to several broadcast veterans this year.
Over the past year, Syracuse radio brought us a new sports station, live Internet broadcasts, and extra holiday music. Here are CNYRadio.com's picks for the top ten local stories relating to the Central New York radio market.
SiteShell announced this week that it will no longer handle website maintenance and content, but is now a technology and platform licensing company that will license its technology as a package to group broadcasters and other companies.