UTICA-ROME — The brand now likely has a larger following in the larger Syracuse market, but Galaxy Media’s first KROCK station, 94.9 WKLL Frankfort, signed on in the Mohawk Valley 36 years ago today. But longtime listeners might remember it wasn’t called “KROCK” from day one.
UTICA-ROME — The FCC has finally approved a request filed in late December, for 1310 WTLB to remain silent for an indefinite period of time due to a tower site sale. Now, the clock is ticking for Syracuse-based owner Galaxy Media Partners to get WTLB back on the air or lose the license for good.
UTICA/ROME – Dave “Wheels” Wheeler is no longer co-hosting mornings at Big Frog 104 (WFRG). And don’t expect him to resurface at a sister station this time — after 16 years with Townsquare Media, he’s exited the River Road studios completely.
UTICA-ROME –After steady decline over the past few ratings periods, country flamethrower Big Frog 104 (WFRG) has fallen out of the top spot in the Mohawk Valley. The latest topline ratings from Nielsen show Townsquare sister station Lite 98.7 (WLZW) — despite also losing some audience — has risen to the top of the survey.
SYRACUSE — For the first time in years, we’ve got no idea whether the “top 40 leader” in Syracuse is iHeart’s Hot 107.9 (WWHT) or Cumulus’ 93Q (WNTQ). The latest topline ratings data from Nielsen doesn’t include data for 93Q or any other Cumulus stations.
SYRACUSE — A day after announcing the exit of Hall of Fame broadcaster Rick Gary from its Sunny 102 (WZUN), Galaxy Media Partners announced several back office promotions including a new Chief Operating Officer and a new Chief Content Officer.
UTICA — The four towers that used to transmit the signal of 1310 WTLB are no longer standing. Photos shared with CNYRadio.com show that, after decades of service, the towers have been taken down, less than a week after Galaxy Media Partners informed the FCC that the station had been taken off the air.
UTICA-ROME — The FCC has finally approved a request filed in late December, for 1310 WTLB to remain silent for an indefinite period of time due to a tower site sale. Now, the clock is ticking for Syracuse-based owner Galaxy Media Partners to get WTLB back on the air or lose the license for good.
UTICA/ROME – Dave “Wheels” Wheeler is no longer co-hosting mornings at Big Frog 104 (WFRG). And don’t expect him to resurface at a sister station this time — after 16 years with Townsquare Media, he’s exited the River Road studios completely.
UTICA-ROME –After steady decline over the past few ratings periods, country flamethrower Big Frog 104 (WFRG) has fallen out of the top spot in the Mohawk Valley. The latest topline ratings from Nielsen show Townsquare sister station Lite 98.7 (WLZW) — despite also losing some audience — has risen to the top of the survey.
SYRACUSE — For the first time in years, we’ve got no idea whether the “top 40 leader” in Syracuse is iHeart’s Hot 107.9 (WWHT) or Cumulus’ 93Q (WNTQ). The latest topline ratings data from Nielsen doesn’t include data for 93Q or any other Cumulus stations.
SYRACUSE — A day after announcing the exit of Hall of Fame broadcaster Rick Gary from its Sunny 102 (WZUN), Galaxy Media Partners announced several back office promotions including a new Chief Operating Officer and a new Chief Content Officer.
UTICA — The four towers that used to transmit the signal of 1310 WTLB are no longer standing. Photos shared with CNYRadio.com show that, after decades of service, the towers have been taken down, less than a week after Galaxy Media Partners informed the FCC that the station had been taken off the air.
UTICA — Stephen P. Merren, perhaps the only person ever to be the General Manager of every TV station in Utica (not at the same time, of course), passed away on Christmas Eve. Word comes through multiple news media outlets, attributing the news to an announcement from his family.
UTICA-ROME –After steady decline over the past few ratings periods, country flamethrower Big Frog 104 (WFRG) has fallen out of the top spot in the Mohawk Valley. The latest topline ratings from Nielsen show Townsquare sister station Lite 98.7 (WLZW) — despite also losing some audience — has risen to the top of the survey.
SYRACUSE — For the first time in years, we’ve got no idea whether the “top 40 leader” in Syracuse is iHeart’s Hot 107.9 (WWHT) or Cumulus’ 93Q (WNTQ). The latest topline ratings data from Nielsen doesn’t include data for 93Q or any other Cumulus stations.
SYRACUSE — A day after announcing the exit of Hall of Fame broadcaster Rick Gary from its Sunny 102 (WZUN), Galaxy Media Partners announced several back office promotions including a new Chief Operating Officer and a new Chief Content Officer.
UTICA — The four towers that used to transmit the signal of 1310 WTLB are no longer standing. Photos shared with CNYRadio.com show that, after decades of service, the towers have been taken down, less than a week after Galaxy Media Partners informed the FCC that the station had been taken off the air.
UTICA — Stephen P. Merren, perhaps the only person ever to be the General Manager of every TV station in Utica (not at the same time, of course), passed away on Christmas Eve. Word comes through multiple news media outlets, attributing the news to an announcement from his family.
UTICA — Happy 100th anniversary to WIBX 950! The Mohawk Valley’s News, Talk and Sports Leader originally signed on the air for the first time on December 5, 1925. The centennial was marked with appearances from a handful of station alumni during Bill Keeler’s show this morning.
