"Teams are absolutely entitled to control expenses. No one should fault them for searching for operational efficiencies. But partnerships work both ways. If one side continues reducing its investment, the other side eventually reevaluates its own. That's just smart business."
"Some of it is personal, some of it involves radio, some of it involves sports broadcasting, which I did, and some of it involves acting, which I did."
"Fans judge reporters by the stories they publish. They never see the ones that stay in a notebook because they don't affect the game, the team or the public."
"We still need a place that isn’t so narrowly tailored to each individual’s preferences, where a broad spectrum of people can go to get helpful information..."
2023 marked the 12th consecutive year Miller spent the week before Thanksgiving broadcasting live around Boise and accepting donations for the local charity.
"I have been in lots of major markets across the country, but the success that I have had here in New York...has proven to a lot of folks that if you let me do what I do, I can have success and WABC allows me to be that guy."
On Tuesday, the station will broadcast an all-day radiothon from the Anaheim White House to collect money and pasta/sauce donations for the local charity.
Boxer will move to classic hits station 93.3 The Bus as Program Director and morning host. He will continue hosting afternoons on sister station 92.3 WCOL.
While you may not be able to fight the all-Christmas station in your market with music, you can understand the dynamics better with the information you have in-house.
“We are hoping that everyone who has helped us through the years will help us again, and we are excited to continue this great tradition for its 30th year.”
"Teams are absolutely entitled to control expenses. No one should fault them for searching for operational efficiencies. But partnerships work both ways. If one side continues reducing its investment, the other side eventually reevaluates its own. That's just smart business."
"Some of it is personal, some of it involves radio, some of it involves sports broadcasting, which I did, and some of it involves acting, which I did."
"Fans judge reporters by the stories they publish. They never see the ones that stay in a notebook because they don't affect the game, the team or the public."
The Daily didn't become a juggernaut overnight, and The Wall Street Journal's next big audio bet likely won't either. Still, the ingredients are there, and the ambition is obvious.