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710 WOR Host Michael Riedel: ‘I Listen to the Opposition So I Can Hone My Arguments’
Riedel shared that he's a frequent listener of NPR so he can ensure he's making the best counterargument to what other radio consumers might hear elsewhere.
1010 WINS Reporter Kelly Dillon Details Attack Suffered in Manhattan
1010 WINS reporter Kelly Dillon is recovering after being the victim of what appears to be a random attack by a man in Manhattan...
WCBS 880 Signs Off With Wayne Cabot Commentary After Nearly 6 Decades of Newsradio Format
"To paraphrase a CBS News legend, good night and good luck."
WCBS 880 Hosts Farewell Special as Current and Former Hosts Say Goodbye to Audacy Station
WCBS 880 hosted a three-hour news special Thursday morning and afternoon detailing its history as the Audacy station prepares to shutter early next week.
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Michael Kay on ESPN New York Moving to 880 AM: ‘Good For Us, Bad for the Business, Certainly Terrible’ For WCBS Employees
"It's heartbreaking that the business is what it is right now."
WCBS 880 Anchors Steve Scott, Michael Wallace Sign Off
The anchors, who now appear in different dayparts, were partners for seven years at the Audacy New York station.
Industry Guest Column: WCBS-AM: Same Coalmine, Bigger Canary
This industry guest column on the demise of WCBS Newsradio 880 is from Kipper McGee. Kipper McGee is a recovering broadcaster turned media strategist,...
Former WCBS Newsradio 880 Programmers Tim Scheld and Harvey Nagler React to Audacy’s Bold Decision
"If nothing else, we believed in that brand. And what really drove that radio station for many decades was the passion of the professionals that worked there."
Sid Rosenberg: My Ratings Success on 77 WABC Killed Any Chance WCBS Newsradio 880 Had of Continuing
"I'm a narcissist. I'm arrogant, blah, blah, blah. But I'm here to tell you -- on a very serious note -- I'm the guy that put WCBS 880 out of business."
What the Demise of WCBS Newsradio 880 Says About the Future of All-News Radio
Do the finances of operating an all-news radio station still make sense in 2024? I believe we might have our answer.