If you were ever visited the original CNYRadio.com, you may remember the site was much more than just news articles and basic station listings. For the past few months, we've been working to bring back many more of the original site's features... but we could really use some help to speed things up.
OSWEGO - Getting reception of certain Syracuse stations in the Port City can sometimes be a daunting task, but Sunny 102 (WZUN) is making it easier for listeners to tune in, with the addition of a new translator.
ITHACA - Z95.5's Justin Wright will be going to extremes to help the hungry this holiday season. He'll be camping out in front of an Ithaca supermarket all next week, regardless of the weather, to encourage food donations for a local food pantry.
LAS VEGAS - Citadel Broadcasting, owner of four Syracuse radio stations, is a step closer to being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange. The company, which was first threatened with delisting in September, now has 45 days to submit a turnaround plan - but the NYSE doesn't have to accept it.
The Albany-based owner of WRUN/Utica has received permission from the FCC to make some major changes at the station's transmitter site in Oriskany.
Students at Utica College's WPNR are learning a lesson they'll probably never forget: the importance of maintaining a complete and up-to-date Public File for the FCC.
It's been awhile since we ran down monthly stats, but we've been meaning to get back into the habit. Here's a look at the most-viewed posts, top searches and other stats from a very busy month for CNYRadio.com.
ITHACA - This fall's launch of Z95.5 (WFIZ) turned plenty of heads, mostly because the Ithaca market had been without a CHR station in nearly two decades. Today, we introduce you to some of the faces that go with the voices behind the mic.
We're not expecting any big news today, so we thought we'd take a moment to pause and give our thanks to YOU -- our readers -- for helping to make the re-launch of CNYRadio.com a success.
We're thankful just for the fact you're here. We may not know your name or where you're from, but we can see how many people visit the site every day. It's not a huge number, but it's more than we expected in just 9 months. We're both humbled and glad to have you in our audience.
SYRACUSE - Nearly a month after Jim Tate was shown the door at WSEN, the other shoe has dropped at the Buckley Broadcasting classic hits station. Sources tell CNYRadio.com overnight jock Spidr Murfee and several part-timers have been terminated.