Scott McFarlane of CBS Saturday Morning did a story called “AM radio Is seeking a lifeline after a century of storied history.”
The story features WFMD‘s Paul DuMars and Steve Nibbs calling a high school football game.
The story also discusses the history of AM radio, the demise of WCBS-AM, and how a few small-market AM stations are thriving in today’s media landscape by being hyper-local.
Just days after being named Program Director at 98 Rock (WIYY), Justin Johnson is already making headlines. Barrett Media caught up with Johnson for a wide-ranging interview…
Faith & Values Media Group has completed its $450,000 purchase of WTSD (1190 AM) in Leesburg and plans to…
Both WMZQ and WPOC have been nominated for Major Market Station Of The Year by the Academy Of Country Music….
From a city whose main industry consists of speeches and opining, it is appropriate that three of the top five 6+ stations specialize in that product….
Arlington Independent Media’s low-powered FM has been off air and locked out of its studios by Arlington County Government for financial reasons….
n early March, WGOP-AM 540 and FM translator W293DN at 106.5 FM filed with the FCC to suspend operations….