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Red Apple Media Elevates Lee Harris to Senior Vice President of News and Programming
"Lee is a game-changing talent. His ability to build winning content, lead high-performing teams, and understand what audiences want is second to none."
WABC Radio, Red Apple Audio Networks Launch The Worldwide News Network, Lee Harris Named VP of News
"The move positions Red Apple Media as a formidable global audio news competitor at precisely the right moment."
Gracie Award Winner and 77 WABC Host Rita Cosby is Still Driven After Decades in Media
"I try to bring my very different life experiences. And I think that combination really makes it something truly unique and special."
Sid Rosenberg: ‘I’m Considering’ Running for Mayor of New York
"If I decide to run, I'll run, and I'll win. I won't get 7%, I can promise you that."
John Catsimatidis: We’re Expanding 77 WABC to News, Talk, and Music Brands Like the BBC
"The BBC has BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three, right? We're going to have WABC one, WABC two, WABC three, and we're going to do all of the above."
77 WABC Adds Fernando Mateo to Weekend Lineup
“WABC is the most powerful talk radio station in America, and it’s an honor to join a place that isn’t afraid to tell the truth.”
John Catsimatidis After Sid Rosenberg Controversy: ‘Personal Attacks on Individuals Not Acceptable’ at 77 WABC
"WABC does not want personal attacks on any individuals. Disagree with policies, disagree with opinions, that is fine. That is what talk radio is all about."
Sean Spicer to Host New Weekend Show on 77 WABC
"I couldn’t be more excited to join the incredible 77WABC lineup.”
Broadcasters Foundation of America to Honor John Catsimatidis, Heather Cohen, Mike Hulvey at Annual Breakfast
On Wednesday, April 22nd, at 7 AM in the Beethoven Room of The Encore Resort, the Broadcasters Foundation will present the awards during the NAB Show in Las Vegas.
John Catsimatidis Responds to Curtis Sliwa’s Comments About 77WABC Exit
“For the record: 180 days of unlimited access to the public versus 17 days when there was no hope.”