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Sid Rosenberg Disappointed 77 WABC Hosts Ignored Benjamin Netanyahu Interview
"It was all over the papers. All over the Middle East and Europe. I've got six different newspapers in Israel this morning and late last night talking about that conversation."
Three National Radio Hall of Famers to Speak at Barrett Media Audio Summit
"They are three of the greatest to ever crack a mic."
77 WABC’s Sid Rosenberg Elected to New York State Broadcasters’ Association Hall of Fame
"After seeing this letter tonight, it has been all worth it. To be recognized as one of my industry’s all-time greats is nothing short of surreal."
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."
Rocky Allen, WPLJ-FM Afternoon Drive Star, Dies at 71
"His program blended music, comedy, interviews, and audience interaction."
Peter Rosenberg: Hip Hop Radio Is Chasing Eyeballs, Not Culture
"We have great conversations every day about culture, politics, music," he says, "and having one hot take about Michael Jackson is the thing that gets everybody talking."
77 WABC Owner Red Apple Media Buys WCRN 830 Near Boston
Red Apple Media, the owner of 77 WABC and other AM stations, has purchased another signal. WCRN 830 in Massachusetts is joining the stable.
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How 1010 WINS Anchor Susan Richard Wrote and Produced Her Own Film
"Most of it was written in the conference room on the 10th floor of 345 Hudson behind Ben Mevorach's office."
Why WFAN’s Boomer Esiason Deserves a Spot in the Radio Hall of Fame
Boomer Esiason never paid his radio dues by doing an overnight show in Akron. He was thrown into the deepest water and told to swim. Not only did he stay afloat, he rose to the top of his profession.
Scott Shannon Always Celebrated His People — Radio Should Too
Not everyone can be #1 in Nielsen, #1 in revenue, or #1 in streaming. We all need to acknowledge the little victories along the way, not just the final destination.