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Ryan Hurley Is Trying To Build New York’s Greatest Radio Station
“With all that has occurred and changed, it’s been pretty impressive to see what we were able to pull off and keep together for our audience, staff and programs.”
2021 Atlanta Spring Book Finds 92.9 The Game On Top
"Among The Game's weekday shows, Dukes & Bell recorded the best numbers."
KNBR Cruises to Ratings Win in 2021 San Francisco Spring Book
"For KNBR, every daytime show finished the quarter in the Top 5. The Giants are also playing great and pumping in audience."
WFAN Prevails in New York City’s 2021 Spring Ratings Book
"WFAN was strong across the board among Men 25-54, finishing 3rd overall with a 5.8 share."
Kevin Graham Named New Program Director of KNBR
"In an internal memo to staff, Blumhagen highlighted Graham's experience in the sports format, and praised his abilities to drive digital success."
Sports Radio Congratulates Mark Chernoff On a Historic Run at WFAN
"Mark’s greatest strength has been his ability to forge and maintain strong relationships with talent. He has done this by putting his ego aside. It’s never about him but what’s best for the radio station."
Are Callers Still Essential To Sports Talk Radio?
"Some sports talk radio shows have begun to abstain from having callers on the air altogether, instead transitioning to new avenues of engagement centered around the multimedia platforms that people use most."
KNBR Program Director Jeremiah Crowe To Exit in Mid-July
"KNBR program director Jeremiah Crowe informed his staff on Monday that he'll be leaving the station in mid-July. Crowe and his family are moving to Las Vegas."
An Education on Audience Development
"I think back to the days when cable was going to kill local television. I still watch my local television station. And I believe that there is no way podcasting or audio consumption on digital only is going to kill radio."
Chris King’s Side of the Radio Keeps Hockey Fans Listening
“My philosophy is that it has to be fun on our side of the radio for it to be fun on the other side of the radio”