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Francesa Announces Date of Final Show on WFAN
One of sports radio's all-time greats has set a date to wrap up a hall of fame broadcasting career. WFAN afternoon host Mike Francesa confirmed...
The Latest Sports Radio Ratings in New York City
In the latest spring ratings book in New York both WFAN and 98.7 ESPN NY had reason to feel optimistic. For WFAN, they once...
Tapping Into The Soul of The Audience
In sports radio, the connection between listener and host runs deep. Depending on how long a personality stays with a radio station, that relationship can...
Sid Rosenberg Swaps Formats, Returns To NY
Sid Rosenberg is heading back to the big apple! Only this time he's switching formats.
The former WFAN personality who spent the past decade in...
Francesa Says He Will Leave WFAN At The End of 2017
Mike Francesa plans to leave WFAN after his contract expires at the end of 2017, he said in a podcast he recorded Tuesday with...
Sports Radio Ratings From Around The Country
The December ratings are in for a number of cities and that means the Fall Book has now come to an end. Rather than doing...
WFAN Wins New York Fall Ratings Book
WFAN maintained its long-held leads over ESPN New York in Arbitron’s autumn ratings book, which was released Monday and covered the period from Sept....
Shaping The Sound of a Great Sports Radio Station
I've written a few times over the past year about the importance of quality imaging and production for sports radio stations, and it's a...
Why Total Reach Matters More Than Ratings!
One of the real benefits of being removed from the inside of a radio station, is that you can analyze things about the industry...
Making Sports Radio Better: Why Women Deserve More Opportunity
Did you know that the first voice ever heard on an all-sports radio station was a woman's?
The date was July 1, 1987. WFAN in New...