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The trouble with lefty radio - Some attribute
it to attitude. "Most of liberal talk has been angry and
agenda-driven, not entertainment-driven," said Andy Bloom,
program director at WPHT-AM (1210), the broadcast home of
conservative talk superstars.
Philadelphi Inquirer |
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Nikki Sixx brings radio into his entertainment mix -
Mötley Crüe's Nikki Sixx has enjoyed a motley
career — rock star, author, photographer and, now, radio
show host. USA Today |
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Howard Stern Confirms 'Idol' Talks - “It might
be possible, we’ll see,” he said, adding: “They’d have to
pay me a ton of dough because I already make a ton of
dough.” The Wrap |
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What makes a 'genuine' black man? - Brian
Copeland, an actor/comedian who does a Sunday morning radio
show on KGO-AM in San Francisco, received a typewritten
letter several years ago that gave him pause.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Local radio personalities sound off on The Who
- We asked a number of local radio
personalities what they thought of the Who's upcoming
performance. On Milwaukee |
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Media Continues Its Assault on Sirius XM and Howard Stern
- Never letting the facts get in the way of a good
story, once reputable industry publications such as
TheStreet.com and Barrons are suddenly consumed with Howard
Stern and the show’s future, after years of criticizing the
king of all media. Satwaves |
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For Super Bowl radio row, it's all-excess - The
talking heads on radio and TV stations are congregated in
the Fort Lauderdale Convention Center for their yearly
gabfest for Super Bowl XLIV, and there is no telling what
kinds of stories will be told.
Miami Herald |
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Radio job over after ex-player is arrested -
Former IU basketball player and radio commentator Todd Leary
will not call any more Hoosier games this season.
Ft. Wayne Journal Gazette |
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ESPN ends Michael Irvin's radio show; Irvin countersues
female accuser - Michael Irvin, in South
Florida for Sunday's Super Bowl, was fired by ESPN-FM
(103.3) on Friday, three days ahead of schedule.
Victoria Advocate |
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Cecil Heftel, Radio showman and former Congressman -
Cecil Heftel was a former congressman from Hawaii
but many in radio will remember him as a great broadcaster
and a better showman. Heftel passed away Thursday,
02/04/10, he was 85. RBR |
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Donnie Simpson chose love of music over ratings,
friends say - Iconic radio personality Donnie
Simpson’s wish to present the music he loved in his
way, regardless of ratings, may have attributed to the
conflict with his radio station and ultimately
his departure, says co-workers. Examiner |
