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Lee Harris Exits 77 WABC, Worldwide News Network
Harris joined 77 WABC and Worldwide News Network in May to help launch the new audio news operation following the end of CBS News Radio.
77 WABC Adding Additional FM Translator on Long Island
The station was already heard on 107.1 FM on Long Island.
Worldwide News Network Strikes First International Deal
"This is the first step in building an international network of partners who value trusted, high-quality radio journalism.”
Worldwide News Network Adds Stacy Lyn as Anchor
"The commitment to real reporting, factual journalism, and delivering breaking news without agenda is what drew me to this opportunity."
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."
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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77 WABC Adding Drivetime Market Reports From John Terrett
"His exceptional understanding of the financial world arms listeners with the knowledge they need to make smart financial decisions.”
John Catsimatidis To Sid Rosenberg Ahead of Contract Talks: ‘You Have a 5-Year Extension Coming’
"I really believe with you and I in this city, on this station every day, New Yorkers can feel better about their future."
President Donald Trump Calls Into 77 WABC’s John Catsimatdis To Celebrate Christmas Day Strikes Against Islamic State Targets
"For the people listening, I called up just to thank John, he said some nice things about me. I ended up being on a radio show."
Curtis Sliwa Speaks Out on WABC, John Catsimatidis’ Role in 2025 Mayoral Race
"John Catsimatidis, owner and operator, who was the maestro of the orchestra that was constantly banging a drum that Curtis Sliwa had to drop out. Had to drop out for the good of the city."