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77 WABC Adds Former WCBS 880 Business Reporter Joe Connolly For New Vignette Series
“In the midst of questions about the economy and where it’s going, Joe will find success stories that inspire others."
WCBS 880 Signs Off With Wayne Cabot Commentary After Nearly 6 Decades of Newsradio Format
"To paraphrase a CBS News legend, good night and good luck."
WCBS 880 Hosts Farewell Special as Current and Former Hosts Say Goodbye to Audacy Station
WCBS 880 hosted a three-hour news special Thursday morning and afternoon detailing its history as the Audacy station prepares to shutter early next week.
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Michael Kay on ESPN New York Moving to 880 AM: ‘Good For Us, Bad for the Business, Certainly Terrible’ For WCBS Employees
"It's heartbreaking that the business is what it is right now."
What WCBS Taught Us: These Are Not the Good Old Days
Last week’s demise of WCBS Newsradio 880 affected me emotionally, as it has many in our business. We share our shock and sorrow and...
WCBS 880 Anchors Steve Scott, Michael Wallace Sign Off
The anchors, who now appear in different dayparts, were partners for seven years at the Audacy New York station.
WCBS 880 Got All of The Headlines But ESPN New York’s Future Warrants Attention
"ESPN New York has a better solution today than it did yesterday, and Audacy reduced payroll and improved their bottom line, while continuing to own all-news and the top sports brand in town."
KSL Newsradio 102.7 Host Jeff Caplan: WCBS 880 Was Station That Motivated Me to Pursue Radio
Reactions continue to pour in as WCBS 880 is slated to sign off the air later this month. One of the many fans of...
WCBS Newsradio 880 Anchor Wayne Cabot: I Can Be Logical About Station Ending, But It’s ‘Still a Gut Punch’
"Working here and having friends here, it is an immense privilege that few people in this industry have ever experienced or ever will. So for that, I am immeasurably grateful."
News Media Reacts to WCBS Newsradio 880 Ceasing Operations as ESPN New York Moves to Audacy Signal
Many observers called the demise of the station the "end of an era", with both current and former employees taking to social media to share their memories of the iconic brand.