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Louisville Talent Land New Shows - Longtime
Louisville talk-radio host Joe Elliot has left WHAS-AM for
a new, daily call-in show on WGTK-AM, and former WAMZ-FM
radio host Bobby Jack Murphy has landed a gig on WGTK’s
sister station, WFIA-FM.
Louisville Business Journal |
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Law Firm's HD Radio Probe Still in Early Days
- Keefe Bartels, the law firm that's looking into whether
consumers are unhappy with their new HD Radio car
receivers, is hearing lots of stories. Whether legal
action will result remains unclear.
Radio World |
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Missouri Sues Sirius Satellite Radio - The
State of Missouri is suing Sirius XM, the satellite radio
company, for allegedly violating the state's No Call law.
Ozarks First |
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Go Country 105/Los Angeles Signs with Pollack Media -
"My association with Jeff goes back decades since
his work with our radio projects in Honolulu," said Mt.
Wilson FM Broadcasters President Saul Levine.
Radio Online |
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The Future of Radio Programming - I consider
myself something of a radio aficionado. I listen while I
drive, run, work, ride the train or plane, while I go to
sleep, and when I'm walking somewhere. That's part of the
fun of it – you can listen while doing all kinds of other
things.
Nolan Chart |
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Stern may leave Sirius and go the way of the iPhone app
- Treaties that end world wars are signed with less drama
than Howard Stern creates around contract negotiations,
but his warning that he may leave Sirius and go
independent could be more likely than some listeners would
think.
New York Daily News |
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Owen Murphy Out as 710-ESPN Program Director
- When he was originally hired by the station,
then-program director Rod Arquette, who stepped down in
February, said of Murphy: "It is hard to find anyone more
passionate about sports radio than Owen."
Seattle Weekly |