Okla. City TV Anchor for 23 Years Lance West Out in Sexting Scandal
West offered up a resignation after screenshots of him sexting with a woman, while on set, surfaced online.
CNN Boss Jeff Zucker On Leave for Heart Surgery
CNN president Jeff Zucker informed network staffers on Thursday morning that he's taking leave for six weeks to undergo heart surgery to address a heart condition he has had for 10 years.
Chris McCloy leaving Calgary’s X92.9
Chris McCloy is leaving his production director gig at X92.9 (CFEX-FM) Calgary after 12 years to move into the voiceover industry full-time.
Episode 107: Inside Dave Beasing with Matt on the ‘Sound Off’ Podcast
https://art19.com/shows/sound-off-podcast-series/episodes/2f000182-bdff-4e47-989d-e50da413fab5
Dave Beasing is the known for many things including a ten year run as program director at 100.3 the Sound in Los Angeles, (R.I.P.) as a broadcast consultant at Jacobs Media, and most recently...
THURSDAY in Broadcast History .. July 19th
IT WAS JULY 19th .. when Regina’s pioneer radio station CKCK signed on with 2000 watts at 420 metres. ..
When the BBC World Service began frequent playing of the first notes of Beethoven’s 5th Symphony as Prime Minister Winston Churchill launched his “V for Victory” campaign…
When Our Miss Brooks, starring Eve Arden and Gale Gordon (pictured), began its 9-year run on CBS radio…
..and when Vancouver’s CJNW-730 signed on with modern rock and no DJs, preparatory to introducing its ill-fated MOJO format, talk radio for males, three weeks later.
ALL the milestones for July 19th INSIDE.
Brent Musburger, 79, Becomes Radio Voice of NFL Raiders
The sports broadcasting legend will become the new radio play-by-play voice of the Raiders, starting this season. He’ll have a three-year deal, with the final year coming in the Raiders’ first season in Las Vegas.
Sinclair Reverses Course on Tribune Deal, Hoping to Win FCC OK
Sinclair, the top U.S. TV broadcast group, said it will drop plans to divest stations in Dallas, Chicago and Houston to “expedite” the transaction after the FCC suggested that under its plan the company would still control the stations.