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Monday, August 8, 2016
CBS Sacto Raises Rufer to VP/Programming. Hot AC KZZO "Now 100.5," Sacramento program director Chad Rufer is boosted to vice president programming of CBS Radio's five-station cluster – which includes "Now 100.5" – in California's capitol city. CBS Radio Sacramento senior vice president and market manager Steve Cottingim comments, "I am looking forward to working with Chad on cluster-wide programming initiatives. He has consistently delivered outstanding results. I am confident that he will have a significant impact growing ratings for the cluster." Rufer remarks, "I am very humbled by the trust that Steve Cottingim and the executive team at CBS Radio has in me. Taking on this new role and being surrounded by such an all-star programming team is truly a dream come true." Prior to joining CBS Radio Sacramento six years ago, Rufer was director of programming for Fort Myers Broadcasting Company; programmed KKMG, Colorado Springs; and operations manager of Saga Communications Clarksville, Tennessee. With each station's July 2016 6+-share and 6+-rank in parentheses, the CBS Sacramento cluster consists of adult contemporary KYMX "Mix 96" (7.6, #2); hot AC KZZO "Now 100.5" (4.7, #5); country KNCI (4.4, #7); rhythmic CHR KSFM "KS-102.5" (3.5, #10); and KHTK "Sports 1140" (1.3, #20).
LA Rams Ready NFL Return with Radio Team. The city of Los Angeles welcomes back the NFL with the return of the Rams from St. Louis. As TALKERS reported last Friday (8/5), former Rams player D'Marco Farr announced that after seven years, he is leaving Hubbard Broadcasting-owned WXOS, St. Louis "101 ESPN" and the afternoon drive "The Fast Lane" show for "new opportunities." From the "That Didn't Take Long" file, the "new opportunity" for Farr is handling sideline reporting for the team's English-language radio broadcasts on flagship ESPN Sports KSPN "ESPN LA 710" and simulcast partner Entercom classic rocker KSWD "100.3 The Sound." Set to call game action and analysis are J.B. Long from the Pac-12 Network and former UCLA, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Oakland Raiders running back Maurice Jones Drew. KNBC-TV (channel 4), Los Angeles weekend sports anchor Mario Solis and Fox Deportes' Troy Santiago will call the games on the team's Spanish-language flagship – Lotus Spanish sports KWKW "ESPN Deportes 1330." KSPN vice president and general manager Scott McCarthy states, "We could not be more thrilled about the broadcast team who will be bringing Rams games to life for listeners in Southern California and beyond. J.B., Maurice, and D'Marco are experienced and outstanding play-by-play broadcasters. We look forward to hearing them on 'ESPN LA 710' during Rams games and also during the week." KWKW director of programming Juan Rodriguez comments, "Mario Solis and Troy Santiago are admired by the Latino sports enthusiasts for their professionalism and the profound emotion which they bring to each and every broadcast." Rams chief operating officer Kevin Demoff remarks, "We are excited these two dynamic teams will bring our games to fans across the region in our first season back in Los Angeles. All of these announcers combine unique experience, passion for the game, and ties to Southern California, which will help connect our fans to Rams football during this historic year." KSPN midday co-host Steve Mason; former Raiders, Jaguars, and Buffalo Bills linebacker Kirk Morrison; and former NFL cornerback Eric Davis will do KSPN's three-hour pre-game show. Meanwhile, KSPN morning co-host Travis Rodgers will host the two-hour post-game show, while Jeff Biggs will report at halftime. Among persons 6+ in Nielsen Audio's July 2016 PPM report for Los Angeles, KSWD ranks #16 (2.6); KSPN #32 (1.0); and KWKW is unlisted.
Max Media Norfolk Cuts Ties With Nielsen Audio. When Norfolk PPM ratings information was released last Thursday (8/4), five Max Media outlets were noticeably absent and the reason was a financial decision. In a message to clients and agencies, Max Media Norfolk general manager Dave Paulis explained why the cluster is no longer a Nielsen Audio subscriber. "This decision is one we have been discussing for many years," he writes, "and it comes down to one simple issue – return on investment. Since the advent of PPM in this marketplace in 2008, ratings have dwindled to the point where even the leading stations are not in the position to price [themselves] to match their market position. The elimination of this burdensome subscription will allow Max to diversify, make our products better, and free up dollars to market the radio stations." Noted with June 2016 6+-rank and 6+-share in parentheses, Max Media Norfolk includes classic hits-oldies WVBW "92.9 The Wave" (#3, 6.0); country WGH-FM "Eagle 97.3" (5.0, #7); CHR WVHT "Hot 100.5" (#9, 3.8); sports WVSP "ESPN Radio 94.1″ (#12, 2.3); and gospel WGH-AM "Star 1310" (#15, 1.9).
Turnbeaugh Takes Over As iHM Nevada/Central California Programmer. Senior vice president of programming for iHeartMedia Las Vegas JoJo Turnbeaugh is elevated to senior vice president of programming for the company's stations in Nevada and central California. According to Nevada/central California region president Glynn Alan, "JoJo's broad scope of both format and multi-market experience – combined with his winning attitude and track record – will bring extensive benefits to our region." The region's executive vice president of programming Steve Geofferies comments, "JoJo has a history in the central California region and he knows the brands in each of those markets. He added new duties earlier this year and created exceptional results in Las Vegas. We expect more of the same for our region." Turnbeaugh remarks, "I am honored by the faith and trust that Glynn Alan and Steve Geofferies are placing in me. I am also very excited to work with the great team of leaders already in the region." Turnbeaugh previously programmed KCCY, Colorado Springs; was assistant program director for KKFN "104.3 The Fan," Denver; and was an on-air talent at KYGO, Denver.
Westwood One, Dr. Gupta Extend Their Partnership. Practicing neurosurgeon and CNN's multiple Emmy award winning chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta signs a multi-year agreement to continue hosting Westwood One's "A Better Life with Dr. Sanjay Gupta." Westwood One chief operating officer Charles Steinhauer comments, "Dr. Gupta is one of the most trusted voices on health issues. We are delighted to extend our relationship so that we can continue to meet the demand of listeners who want to live better lives." Dr. Gupta notes, "I am tremendously excited about the opportunity to share the secrets of a happier and healthier life that I have learned as a doctor and as a roving reporter who has traveled the world for the last 15 years. There are little things we can do to live a better life and I will teach you how to make them a part of your life." The weekday, 60-second feature airs on 400 stations, including nine of the top ten markets.
The Presidential Race, US Cash Payment to Iran, Rio Olympics Troubles/Action, and MLB Action Among Top News/Talk Stories Over the Weekend (8/6-7). The activities of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump; the controversy over the US' payment of $400 million to Iran the day Americans were released from that country; the problems facing Rio De Janeiro (as well as the actual action of the games) as it entered its opening weekend; and Major League Baseball action were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio this past weekend, according to ongoing research from TALKERS magazine.
Odds & Sods. Returning for its second season this Thursday (8/11) is "Undeniable with Joe Buck," a weekly show produced for radio by AT&T/DirecTV, and Vince Vaughn's Wild West Television. Affiliates include Entercom sports outlet KGMZ "The Game," San Francisco; CBS Radio Washington, D.C.'s WJFK "106.7 The Fan"; iHeartMedia-owned KGME, Phoenix; and CBS Radio St. Louis talker KMOX. Among those Buck will interview in season two are Brett Favre, Sugar Ray Leonard, Joe Torre, Joe Theismann, and Kerri Walsh Jennings ….. Oldies WKVA, State College-Lewistown (Pennsylvania) becomes the 38th affiliate of "Animal Radio News Update," a minute-long, weekday segment featuring worldwide pet news. Host Hal Abrams comments that, "America's love affair with their pets is growing at breakneck speed. With the pet industry nearing $63 billion dollars yearly, more and more stations are realizing a new way to increase revenue with our weekday offerings."
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
iHeartMedia and Creditors Still at Odds Over Asset Shift. According to a report from Bloomberg, iHeartMedia and a number of its creditors have broken off talks to try to resolve the rancor over iHeartMedia's shift of 100 million shares of Clear Channel Outdoor to a new subsidiary called Broader Media. Creditors including D. E. Shaw, Canyon Capital, Franklin Advisers and Franklin Mutual sued iHeartMedia over the move claiming that it violates the debt covenants. iHeartMedia argues that's not the case and the move is designed to allow the company to deal more effectively with its $20 billion in debt. iHeartMedia told a Texas judge that if the creditors' bond defaults are allowed to proceed, it would cause as much as $15 billion of the company's debt to come due quickly and that would force the company into bankruptcy protection. The creditors argue that is not what they are trying to accomplish. iHeartMedia SVP and treasurer Brian Coleman says the company's maneuvers are part of its Project Indigo, a long-term strategy designed to allow it to study ways to deal with its debt.
The Panama Papers, The Presidential Race/Wisconsin Primary, Iran Arms Shipment Case, North Korean Nuke Threats, Tennessee Bible Bill, and NCAA Championship Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday (4/4). The so-called "Panama Papers" that reportedly link numerous world leaders to schemes to hide wealth in off-shore accounts; the activities of the candidates for president and today's Wisconsin primary; the capture of illegal arms being shipped by Iran; the threats of nuclear attacks by North Korea; the controversial Tennessee bill that makes the Bible the official state book; and Monday evening's NCAA Men's Basketball championship were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio yesterday, according to ongoing research from TALKERS magazine.
Eric Zane Lands at Sports WBBL, Grand Rapids. After exiting the nationally syndicated "Free Beer and Hot Wings" show based at Townsquare Media's rock WGRD, Grand Rapids, Eric Zane has landed the morning show gig at Cumulus Media's crosstown sports talk WBBL, effective April 7. Zane officially left the show in mid-February after being absent from the program without explanation. It appears Zane's departure was the result of a contract dispute. Now, he'll compete in the Grand Rapids market directly with his former co-hosts Gregg "Free Beer" Daniels and Chris "Hot Wings" Michels. The "Free Beer and Hot Wings" show is syndicated nationally by Compass Media Networks.
Lineup at 'Altitude Sports' in Denver to Launch on Friday. The newest sports talk radio station in the Denver market will officially launch on Friday, April 8 – the home opener day for the Colorado Rockies. Much of the news about Stan Kroenke-owned KRWZ, Denver (recently purchased from Entercom) is not really news as it's been rumored and reported in the Denver media for some time. Here's the lineup: Josh Dover hosts "The Morning Lineup" from 6:00 am to 7:00 am; the morning show will feature Tom Helmer, Lauren Gardner (an Altitude TV reporter), and former Denver Nuggets star Scott Hastings. Middays will be hosted by Vic Lombardi and Kyle Keefe. The station will also carry play-by-play of the NBA's Nuggets, the NHL's Avalanche; the MLS' Colorado Rapids; and the National Lacrosse League's Colorado Mammoth.
Odds & Sods. There's been a morning show and midday program re-build at CBS RADIO's KHTK, Sacramento. Carmichael Dave is now joined by Kayte Christensen and former midday host Nate Goodyear. In middays, Jason Ross is partnered up with newcomers Ken Rudolph and Damien Barling. Jay Johnson joins the station as executive producer…..Long Nine Inc.-owned news/talk WMAY, Springfield, Illinois adds an FM translator to its broadcast with the addition of W234CC, Sherman, Illinois at 94.7 FM.
Dr. Toni Grant Dead at 72. The cause of death is unknown at this time, but the Los Angeles Times is reporting that former radio talk show host and psychologist Dr. Toni Grant died in Beverly Hills on March 27. Grant's radio career was launched on KABC, Los Angeles in 1975 in the overnight daypart. Her show eventually moved across town to KFI. It went into syndication and at its height was heard on some 180 affiliates. She was off the air from 1990 to 1997 when she re-entered the business. She last worked on air at KABC in 2001. Read the Times' obit here.
Cool Job Opportunity. "PowerTalk 1360 and 1280" is searching for a local talk show host for afternoon drive in California's Central Valley. Applicants must have spoken-word experience. General necessities include a passionate, opinionated, outspoken, larger-than-life personality with decidedly conservative values, obsession for news, politics, pop culture, and sports. The ideal candidate will bring an intuitive understanding of the unique values, morals and issues of the California Central Valley and be in sync with those values and perspectives. You must have the ability to speak to the audience as one of them; put a voice to their thoughts and beliefs…much more important than professional polish or experience. In a perfect world you have spent time working in the Central Valley but you don't have to presently live in the Modesto/Stockton area. You will fully embrace the role of a LOCAL personality: specifically address and engage the LOCAL community issues, organizations, and interests, capitalize on endorsement opportunities, serve as station ambassador, be visible at all community functions, spearhead station and cluster community outreach. You must understand and dedicate your performance to the bottom line: your goals are ratings and unique visitors. See required skills and submit resume and demo here.
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Nielsen's March 2014 RADAR Report Says Radio Listening Up. According to the soon-to-be-released March 2014 RADAR 120 National Radio Listening Report from Nielsen, total radio listening has increased in the past 12 months by 1.2 million weekly listeners. Stating that radio now reaches 244.4 million Americans, Nielsen also breaks it down a bit adding that "the national audience aged 18 to 34 grew by more than half a million compared to the previous year, reaching 91.9% of all 18 to 34 year-olds." As far as time spent listening is concerned, the report indicates the average total time spent listening to AM/FM radio is 2 hours and 41 minutes (persons 12+), a figure that remains steady from the time documented last March.
Don Geronimo Teases Fans About New Show. Radio pro Don Geronimo is Tweeting teasers to his followers about his next radio venture and it appears to include some old friends. Geronimo, who is still under the employ of CBS RADIO for another three weeks or so after exiting both KHTK, Sacramento and WJFK-FM, Washington, reports that his new show will also include former "Don & Mike" show newsman Buzz Burbank, "Slow Joe" Ardinger, and Drew Hoffar, with whom Geronimo worked at KHTK. Due to contract issues, Geronimo is keeping quiet about where the show will be available until April. It's not certain the show will be aired on AM/FM radio and may be an internet venture.
'Parker and The Man' Returns to WDFN, Detroit. The sports talk duo of Rob Parker and Mark Wilson is coming back to its original Detroit signal on March 24 when "Parker and The Man" will take over the evening slot on Clear Channel's WDFN, Detroit. Parker, who works for WDIV-TV, Detroit on its "Sports Final Edition" show, made the announcement of the pair's return to AM/FM radio on Sunday. The duo have been hosting an internet version of their show since last summer but now, through Woodward One Media, the show is being reborn on the radio. It will also be available online via Premier Sports Talk Network. Parker and Wilson left WDFN in 1999 and jumped to CBS RADIO's WXYT-FM and held down the evening slot through 2006 when they exited the station. Woodward One CEO Weston Silver tells the Detroit News, "'Parker and the Man' is a proven commodity in Motown. We're thrilled to be able to put them back on the air. Sports fans will flock back to them because their show is both fun and informative."
Odds & Sods. When the Big 10 Men's basketball tourney begins on Thursday, all of the games will be made available to radio stations via Compass Media Networks. Compass says two of its crews will be in Indianapolis calling the games. Matt "Money" Smith (co-host of KLAC's "Petros & Money," NFL Network host, and Compass play-by-play man) and former NBA star Rick Mahorn will partner up and Drew Bontadelli and former Cal Poly star and Compass analyst Mike Wozniak will serve as the second crew. KLAC producer and host Tim Cates will announce the broadcasts and serve as studio host from Compass' Los Angeles broadcast facility…..Clear Channel's Minneapolis-based KFAN network has inked a deal with Learfield Sports to air University of Minnesota football for another three seasons…..American Public Media Group announces Morris Goodwin is the new senior vice president and chief financial officer for the corporation that is made up of Minnesota Public Radio, American Public Media, Classical South Florida, and Southern California Public Radio.
"Univision America de Costa a Costa" Debuts. The morning program is from Univision Radio's AM arm – Univision America. Translated as "Univision America from Coast to Coast," the Ricardo Espinoza, Tsi Tsi Ki Felix, and Ricky Lopez-hosted show is a combination of news and talk programming, mixed with finance, health, and entertainment information. Univision America vice president/general manager Felix Perez comments, "These personalities reflect the diversity of their listeners' world. Audiences crave 24/7 engagement with radio personalities who they can relate to – and – this team delivers." Miami-based Espinoza was most recently co-host/news announcer for "Buen Dia New York" on WADO, New York. Chicago-based Felix is an air personality with "Al Aire con Tsi-Tsi-Ki," her daily show on Chicago's WRTO. New York-based Lopez is the voice of New York City's WQBU. "Univision America de Costa a Costa" premiered yesterday (3/10) at 6:00 am on KTNQ, Los Angeles; WRTO, Chicago; KFLC, Dallas; KLAT, Houston; WQBA, Miami; KCOR, San Antonio; KLSQ, Las Vegas; KGBT, McAllen; and KQBU, El Paso.
Missing Malaysian Jet Mystery, Obama vs. Putin/Ukraine-Crimea Case, Snowden SXSW Appearance, and Global Warming All-Nighter Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday (3/10). The mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370; the criticism of President Obama's handling of Russian president Vladimir Putin and Russia's incursion into Ukraine and Crimea; the appearance of former NSA contractor Edward Snowden via video at the SXSW festival in Austin; and the all-night session held by Congressional Democrats on the topic of global warming were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio yesterday, according to ongoing research from TALKERS.
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
TALKERS Magazine Compiles News/Talk Radio's Most Talked-About Stories and People of 2013. As is customary at year's end, the research editors of TALKERS magazine compile the most-talked-about stories and people of the just-concluded 12-month period. According to TALKERS VP/executive editor Kevin Casey, "2013 was an extremely colorful year with a diversity of subjects and people being discussed. There was the usual mix of partisan politics, foreign affairs, economic policy and, of course, the shockingly unexpected such as the Boston Marathon tragedy." Casey continues, "The President of the United States has always been the most talked about person going back to the very beginning of this publication 24 years ago and George Bush's involvement in the first Persian Gulf War. Barack Obama, like his predecessors in the modern age of talk broadcasting, has not left talk show hosts wanting for hot material on a daily basis."
1) ObamaCare Rollout
2) Benghazi Attack Investigation
3) IRS Accused of Targeting Conservative Groups
4) Debt Ceiling/Govt. Shutdown/Sequestration Battle
5) NSA Domestic Spying/Edward Snowden Case
6) Boston Marathon Bombing
7) GOP 2014 and 2016 Strategy
8) Gun Legislation Debate
9) Iran Nuke Threat
10) Syria Civil War
11) Fed Stimulus Policy/Dow Surpasses 16,000
12) DOJ Journalist Investigations
13) Immigration Reform
14) George Zimmerman Trial
15) Afghanistan Security Withdrawl
16) Egypt Violence/Instability
17) N. Korea Nuke Threat
18) Detroit Bankruptcy
19) Pope Francis Replaces Benedict
20) SCOTUS Gay Marriage Ruling
1) Barack Obama
2) John Boehner
3) Nancy Pelosi
4) Harry Reid
5) Hillary Clinton
6) John Kerry
7) Rush Limbaugh
8) Ted Cruz
9) Chris Christie
10) Paul Ryan
11) Kathleen Sebelius
12) Edward Snowden
13) Vladimir Putin
14) George Zimmerman
15) Trayvon Martin
16) Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev
17) Kim Jong Un
18) Pope Francis
19) Ben Bernanke
20) Eric Holder
Radio Industry Sees Major Developments and Changes in 2013. The combined editorial staffs of RadioInfo and TALKERS magazines have posted the 10 biggest stories of importance to the entire radio industry (music and talk) that took place in 2013. They are as follows in order of importance:
1) Nielsen Acquires Arbitron
2) Developments in Emergence of the Connected Car
3) Network Sports Talk Radio Growth Explosion
4) Radio Company-Label Deals/Digital Royalty Rate Issue
5) Cumulus Acquires (Dial Global) WestwoodOne
6) Growth of Digital Music Service Providers
7) Limbaugh and Hannity Station Realignment Deals Negotiated
8) FCC Announces AM Band Revitalization Strategy
9) Progressive Talk Outlets Continue to Disappear
10) Country Music Format Enjoys Resurgence
Industry Mourns WINS, New York Senior Correspondent Stan Brooks. Legendary WINS, New York newsman Stan Brooks passed away yesterday (12/23) at his home at age 86. He'd been serving as senior correspondent for CBS RADIO's WINS, New York – the station he'd been with for the past 50 years. Brooks started working for the station in 1962 when it was a top 40 station and stayed with it through its transition to all-news. WINS director of news and programming Ben Mevorach says of Brooks, "Like every challenge he has ever faced, Stan met this final one with the same class, dignity and humility that defined every day of his almost 87 years on this earth. There will never be another one like him." EVP of operations for CBS RADIO Scott Herman adds, "Not only was Stan Brooks a walking encyclopedia on NYC politics he was one of the finest, decent and most dignified men who ever lived. We were lucky to have him on 1010 WINS for the past 51 years and we will never ever forget him." Read about Brooks' life and career in a piece from CBS New York here.
JVC Broadcasting Prepares for Launch of 'Long Island News Radio 103.9' on Thursday. Long Island-based JVC Broadcasting announces the lineup for its soon-to-be former rock outlet WRCN, Riverhead, New York branded "Long Island News Radio 103.9." TALKERS reported two weeks ago that the station's studio will be located in the terminal of the Long Island MacArthur Airports – a physical reminder of the local intentions of this new station for the Long Islanders who use the facility. Now to the lineup: morning drive is being hosted by Jay Oliver; the 9:00 am to 12:00 noon show is Fox News Radio's Brian Kilmeade and Friends; local host John Gomez is handling the 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm slot followed by the local, one-hour show "Breaking it Down with Frank Mackay." Premiere Networks superstar Sean Hannity is in the 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm slot and Cumulus Media Networks' Mark Levin airs from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Robby Bowen Upped at CBS RADIO's '105.3 The Fan.' Sales pro Robby Bowen is promoted to general sales manager for CBS RADIO sports talker KRLD-FM, Dallas "105.3 The FAN." Bowen joined CBS RADIO Dallas-Fort Worth in February 2005 as an account executive for the station, which was at that time KLLI-FM. During his time there he has served as local sales manager and most recently was senior account director.
Changes in Middays at WJFK-FM, Washington Raise Questions. According to Dan Steinberg's column in the Washington Post, the midday lineup at CBS RADIO's sports talk WJFK-FM, Washington, DC is in flux after the station announced Holden Kushner will be moving to other duties including weekends, fill-in and participating in Washington Nationals coverage. Kushner was paired up with Danny Rouhier who reportedly will host the show solo today (12/24) and then be on vacation through December 30. What happens after that is uncertain. The station is expected to announce plans for the 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daypart in the New Year but already the news is cause for speculation. With the arrival of Don Geronimo from the company's KHTK, Sacramento earlier this fall (currently hosting evenings), DC radio fans are wondering if he'll return to a daytime show on the station. Geronimo and former partner Mike O'Meara held down afternoon drive at the station when it was a hot talker from 1991 through 2008.
Matt Walsh Exits WLAP, Lexington; Sean Hannity to Air in PM Drive. Writer and talk show host Matt Walsh announces that his contract with Clear Channel's WLAP, Lexington, Kentucky is up and as the station is filling the afternoon drive slot with Premiere Networks star Sean Hannity, he's leaving AM/FM talk radio for good. In a post on his blog, Walsh explains that although he has nothing but good things to say about his time at WLAP, he's going to focus on his blog that he says has "between three and five million people" reading it every month. As for his time at WLAP, he says, "WLAP took a chance on me, gave me a show, gave me the freedom to handle the topics in my own way, and surrounded me with a highly intelligent and passionate supporting cast. I'm grateful for that, as these things are certainly not a given in this industry."
NAB Acquires Two Events: CCW and SATCON. The National Association of Broadcasters announces it has purchased the assets of the Content and Communications World (CCW) and Satellite Communications Conference and Expo (SATCON) events from JD Events. The two events are held annually in November and are co-located at the Javits Convention Center in New York City. In a press statement, the NAB says that "CCW is the leading media, entertainment and communications technology event of its kind in New York with a focus on content creation, management and delivery technologies. SATCON offers education and exhibits serving companies in the satellite-enabled communications and content delivery industry." EVP of NAB Conventions and Business Operations Chris Brown comments, "We have made these additions to the NAB event family with the goal of growing both the attendee and exhibitor base of what has emerged as an important East Coast venue for the content community. We look forward to developing this event and serving the unique needs of this very important media market."
Nieslen Audio December PPM Data Released. The December 2013 PPM ratings data is being released by Nielsen Audio – currently numbers for the first 12 markets have been made public – and that information can be found at the site of TALKERS magazine's sister publication RadioInfo. Check out the main page for managing editor and West Coast bureau chief Mike Kinosian's "Ten Takeaways" here or go straight to the full ratings data here.
Odds & Sods. Premiere Networks-distributed 24/7 Comedy – the 24-hour, all-comedy format – will ring in the New Year with a countdown of the top 247 comedy bits from the top 247 comedians. The program is compiled by staff and listeners who voted on 24/7 Comedy's Facebook page or called the laugh-line at 218-Chuckle. The countdown will air nationwide all day New Year's Eve and New Year's Day and will feature Chris Rock, Louis C.K., Bill Cosby, George Carlin, Aziz Ansari, Bill Engvall, Jerry Seinfeld and Rodney Dangerfield…..KFMB, San Diego weekend program "It's Your Money and Your Life" picked up three first place awards from the San Diego Press Club for "Excellence in Journalism." The show currently originates from La Jolla's prestigious La Valencia Hotel and airs Saturdays from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm, hosted by Richard Muscio (left) and Joe Vecchio (right).
Thursday, October 17, 2013
WestwoodOne's Paul Caine Touts Radio to Fishbowl. Contributor Diane Clehane (left) writes about her recent lunch with WestwoodOne CEO Paul Caine (right) in Fishbowl. In addition to covering how Caine arrived at WestwoodOne from Time Inc. and detailing what programming WestwoodOne offers, the two discuss audio's place in the media landscape. Caine cites recent research that he says demonstrates why audio is so effective. Clehane writes Caine gave her the exclusive on "the preliminary findings of the biometric research conducted by the company in comparing consumer response to video, audio and text. The study found the video was the most passive medium for consumers and revealed that audio prompts the most brain activity among users. 'Audio creates the greatest amount of theater in the consumers' mind. It is a deeply connective medium.' I get it — who doesn't try to picture what their favorite deejay or commentator looks like when listening in the car? (I was heartened to learn that Delilah from 'The Light at Night' is as lovely as she sounds) Yes, said Paul. 'When people meet who they listen to on the radio, they are usually blown away.' As far as those celebrities like [Dennis] Miller, [Charles] Osgood and [Billy] Bush who spend hours on the radio, it only enhances their brand across other platforms. 'Celebrities love radio, because it makes their presence stronger.' And advertisers, says Paul, 'like radio because it accelerates their print and television messages.'" Read the entire piece here. Photo: Fishbowl
Dan Patrick Partners with PodcastOne for Distribution and Ad Sales. Sports talk icon Dan Patrick – who hosts a daily sports talk program simulcast on DirecTV and Fox Sports Radio Network – is entering into a deal with Norm Pattiz's PodcastOne, a division of Courtside Entertainment Group. Patrick's podcast is now available on demand and is exclusively represented to national advertisers by PodcastOne Sales, the company's in-house rep firm. Pattiz comments, "Nobody does sports talk better than Dan Patrick. Nobody does on demand audio better than we do. So it should come as a surprise to absolutely no one that we're teaming up for the benefit of listeners and advertisers. With the addition of Dan Patrick, the list of stars on the PodcastOne platform has just become significantly brighter."
Michael Savage Addresses Affiliates on Conference Call. Cumulus Media Networks nationally syndicated talk show host Michael Savage spoke to affiliates on a conference call today at 12:00 noon ET addressing the program's status as it prepares to move to the 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm ET slot in January and begin being heard on Cumulus Media news/talk stations. Chief operating officer John Dickey introduced Savage by saying the company chose to work with him because of his proven abilities as a storyteller and raconteur. Savage assured affiliates that the show would not change dramatically in its new time slot and reminded them his program aired in drive time in the Pacific Time zone for years. He stated that as a news/talk program, talking about the issues of the day are its bread and butter and said politics is part of that. But he also said he would continue to talk about topics he knows his listeners want to hear about outside of the realm of politics. Savage moves to his new daypart in the New Year.
Connecticut-Based Forte Family Broadcasting to Buy WGCH, Greenwich. Currently owned by BTR Greenwich, Inc., WGCH, Greenwich has been carrying parent corporation Business TalkRadio Network's programming and is being run by Jeff Weber as consulting operations officer. With BTRN's recent announcement it is being purchased by BizTV, WGCH goes on the block. Forte is operated by Rocco L. Forte of Sarasota, Florida and Lyme, Connecticut. He is the former CFO of the Abate Insurance Agency and AIA Risk Services in New Haven and has held a variety of executive marketing and advertising positions with the Orion Capital Corp., Fred S. James Co., and The Hartford Insurance Group. Forte states, "I am excited to be able to buy such a heritage station in Connecticut and I look forward to making the 50th anniversary year (2014) of WGCH a successful and even more profitable one. My love for radio began in college, when I worked both on-air and in sales. Now I'll be able to draw on my business experience in marketing and advertising to expand WGCH's client base and enhance its presence in the community." According to a statement, current plans are to keep and expand the local news and sports coverage and syndicated talk format. Forte takes over under an LMA beginning November 4.
Pujols Rejects 'Lie Detector' Ploy. Not surprisingly, through his attorney, former St. Louis Cardinal (and current Anaheim Angel) Albert Pujols is rejecting the suggestion by former Major League Baseball slugger and sports talk host Jack Clark that the two take polygraph tests to determine who's telling the truth about Pujols alleged steroid use. Clark made the steroid use charge on the sports talk show he and partner Kevin Slaten were brokering on WGNU, St. Louis. Pujols has since sued Clark and, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Pujols' attorney says, "Sworn testimony under penalty of perjury — not inadmissible polygraphs and absurd publicity ploys — is what counts."
Don Geronimo Says Goodbye to KHTK, Sacramento Listeners. CBS Radio gave Don Geronimo the chance to say goodbye to his KHTK, Sacramento listeners on Wednesday, October 16. Geronimo – whose midday program was cancelled suddenly on October 4 – told listeners that with the company's decision to go full-time sports talk on KHTK, his show was pulled and he'll be leaving the Sacramento area. He expressed his gratitude to the market for supporting his program and said he and CBS would be working a project in the future and when the time is right he'll announce it via Twitter. KHTK had been one of the best-performing affiliate stations for the old Don & Mike show (with former co-host Mike O'Meara) during that program's heyday. After Geronimo took a two-year break from radio, he returned to KHTK in 2010. Geronimo's producer Little Joe Pittman will remain with the station.
Sun Broadcast Group to Distribute and Rep AccuWeather Spanish Content. SBG and AccuWeather announce they've entered into an agreement to provide a branded weather reporting service to Spanish-language radio stations. Along with affiliating and distributing the hourly reports, Sun's Spanish language division, Sun Latino, will handle ad sales and sponsorships. SBG CEO Jason Bailey states, "When we formed Sun Latino we aimed to become the #1 network for information. With AccuWeather en Español joining our lineup of Fox Deportes and CNN en Español, we've clearly accomplished that goal. Stations and advertisers alike now have just one network to call that provides the trusted brands that inform their audience." AccuWeather en Español is being offered to affiliates as fully customized daily weather reports "with the power of the complete AccuWeather team by their side."
Cool Job Opportunity. News/talk WTAM, Cleveland has a rare news director opening (the last two NDs totaled 18 years). Current ND Darren Toms is leaving to take a newly created position with the city of Cleveland. The station wants to find an aggressive, 'news junkie' with strong digital/social media skills who can manage a nine-person department. Great opportunity for the right person! Newsradio WTAM 1100 Cleveland is looking for the next news director to lead an award-winning news department while living and breathing news 24/7. Applicants should have a minimum of seven years' experience, be a strong on-air anchor and great in the digital/web world. Knowledge of RCS News and Nex Gen are helpful. Qualified candidates can send packages to program director Ray Davis (firstname.lastname@example.com) and apply online at www.clearcareers.com by clicking "join our team." Clear Channel Media & Entertainment is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Temporary Budget Deal, ObamaCare Implementation, Florida Teen Bullying/Suicide Case, and MLB Playoffs Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday (10/16). The temporary budget deal that ends the government shutdown and the GOP's role; the ongoing scrutiny of the implementation of the Affordable Care Act; the high-profile case of the suicide and alleged bullying of a Florida girl; and the Major League Baseball playoffs were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio yesterday, according to ongoing research from TALKERS.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Nancy Abramson Joins Clear Channel as Director of Digital Affiliates. Radio pro Nancy Abramson becomes part of the Clear Channel family in the newly created role of director, digital affiliates for national media groups. Abramson spent almost 18 years with The Wall Street Journal Radio Network before exiting last month. She will be based in New York and report to Julie Talbott, president of content and affiliate services for national media groups. The company says that in this new position, Abramson will be focused on the company's digital partnerships with radio ownership groups and stations. She will provide a dedicated point of contact for communication and conducting business surrounding the company's digital platforms including iHeartRadio as well as Clear Channel's Premiere Networks programming, personality websites and audio streams. Prior to her work with The Wall Street Journal Radio Network, Abramson held the role of manager network programming for ABC Radio Networks. Talbott says of Abramson, "Nancy's proven track record of successfully leading affiliate sales and marketing efforts in the news/talk format, as well as her amazing relationships with broadcasters, makes her a tremendous asset for us. Her passion and expertise are a winning combination, and we are very fortunate to have her join our team."
Salem's Hewitt and Prager Appear on FNC's New Time "Hannity" Program. As Fox News Channel shuffles its primetime lineup and Sean Hannity's program moves to the 10:00 pm ET time slot, Salem Radio Network personalities Hugh Hewitt and Dennis Prager joined Hannity on his "Great American" panel last night (10/7). FNC introduced the new addition to the primetime slate: Megyn Kelly's "The Kelly File." Kelly's show appears at 9:00 pm ET leading into "Hannity." Greta Van Susteren's "On the Record" kicks off primetime at 7:00 pm with "The O'Reilly Factor" following at 8:00 pm ET.
Don Geronimo Exits Sports Talk KHTK, Sacramento. Although his photo and references to his 12:00 noon to 3:00 pm show are still on the KHTK website, reports are that radio pro Don Geronimo has exited the CBS Radio station. Geronimo's presence on the station has been replaced by Jason Ross and Dave "Deuce" Mason. Geronimo had been with the Sacramento sports talker for several years, both in morning drive and during the afternoons daypart. Geronimo and former partner Mike O'Meara had a long and successful run at WJFK, Washington when the station was a hot talk outlet in the 1990s.
Sara Lee Kessler On Air at WOR. New York news pro Sara Lee Kessler is handling news anchor duties for Clear Channel's news/talk WOR, New York as well as the company's 24/7 News programming. Kessler is well known to New Yorkers for her 18-year stint at WOR-TV. She also worked at Merlin Media's New York all-news venture WEMP.
The Radio Broadcaster's Guide to Getting the Most from Posting Video to YouTube. It goes without saying you probably have a YouTube Channel for your show or station. And yes, there's a lot of talk around what makes a video good – but how can you get the most out of the video you've posted on YouTube? In a new column posted today (10/8), Bonneville Seattle creative director Chris Pendl looks at how to make money from your videos, how to get users who find your video on YouTube to tune-in to your show, and other tips to make the most of your online video efforts. To read this valuable article in its entirety, please click here.
MEDIA BROKER SPOTLIGHT: Harold Bausemer – RadioStationsForSale.Net. In this week's installment of Media Broker Spotlight, Sandi Bergman of RadioTVDeals.com interviews media broker Harold Bausemer of RadioStationsForSale.Net located in Braintree, Massachusetts. Bausemer has a background in radio having worked in just about every position in the business including AE, SM, GSM, GM, COO of a small group and as an owner operator. But he also has a background as a real estate broker and as such he brings a bit of a different background to his media broker strategies. He says, "Being in real estate, I am a believer in multiple listings and have co-brokered many deals which is not common in media brokering. Most brokers in this business have self-interest to the point of detriment to their listing clients. Usually (not always) I don't ask who a listing of mine will be presented to by a co-broker. If they have a relationship with or inquiry from someone and can bring in an offer, my client wins and even at half commission, I win." He offers up several opportunities he has among his listings that would be of interest to displaced radio station personnel and first-time entrants. To read the entire installment of Media Broker Spotlight, please click here.
'FM News 101' in Portland Wins Seven OAB Awards. Alpha Broadcasting news/talk KXL, Portland "FM News 101" takes home seven Oregon Association of Broadcasters Awards, including Station of the Year for the 3rd consecutive year. Other awards garnered by the station include: Best On Air Personality for Clyde Lewis, host of "Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis"; Best Newscast from Dan Mitchinson and Lacey Evans covering the Clackamas Town Center Shooting; Best Investigative Reporting from Rosemary Reynolds; and Best Single News Story from Dan Mitchinson. Alpha Broadcasting director of programming Scott Mahalick states, "These awards honor the talent of a truly live and local team that is passionate about what they do. I'm proud to be working with world class broadcasters." News director Rebecca Marshall adds, "I am so thrilled to see FM News 101 KXL receive this award again. We have such a hard working team both out in the field and inside the station. They're real pros. I feel lucky to be working with them."
Thom Hartmann Program Joins Lineup at Two Non-Coms. The Thom Hartmann show is now part of the program schedule at public radio stations WBAI, New York and KBOO, Portland, Oregon. As TALKERS reported last week, Hartmann's show will also air on a new FM signal set to debut in Portland, KXRY "X-RAY FM." Thom Hartmann's program has been serving public radio stations for several years now, providing commercial-free feeds of the show.
Danny Lipford Show Reaches 100-Affiliate Mark. The independently syndicated, weekly two-hour "Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford" radio show hits the 100 affiliate milestone. Mobile, Alabama-based Lipford says, "By using the same successful formula as our Emmy-nominated 'Today's Homeowner' TV show, now in our 16th season on 221 stations, our radio program gives homeowners the most relevant and current home improvement information every week of the year. Our listeners love the fun, fast-paced style of the show and our ability to make them laugh while giving them the information they crave."
WWRL, New York Adds 'Karel Show' to Thursday Lineup. Long Beach, California-based Karel has his syndicated radio program added to the Thursday evening lineup at WWRL, New York as part of a special block of programming dedicated to LGBT programming. His program airs at 8:00 pm ET. He says, "Any time you can clear a market like New York in any way, for 10 minutes, an hour or 15 is a good thing." WWRL general manager Adriane Gaines states, "I'm really looking forward to hearing Karel on the radio station. General sales manager Mike Hill has been a great 'Karel Show' champion here, and his support for the show is paying off."
Fox Sports Radio's Rob Dibble Makes TV Cameo. Rob Dibble, former MLB pitching star and co-host of Fox Sports Radio's "Fox Sports Tonight" (alongside Amy Van Dyken), is pictured here in a cameo role for ABC's new primetime series "Back in the Game" that stars James Caan. Dibble, who was a two-time National League All-Star and relief pitcher on the 1990 World Series champion Cincinnati Reds, played a prison inmate named "Senseless Paul" who was part of a group recruited to teach a little league team how to bat.
Brown and Rice Visit NBC Sports Radio Network. In New York City to promote their Golf Channel show "Big Break NFL Puerto Rico," NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice (right) and College Football Hall of Famer and Heisman Trophy winner Tim Brown stopped by the NBC Sports Radio studios. Rice talked golf and football with late morning host Brian Kenny and Brown joined early afternoon host Newy Scruggs.
Government Shutdown, Debt Debate, U.S. Terror Raids, and ObamaCare Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday (10/7). The ongoing battle on Washington over ending the government shutdown; the debate over the debt ceiling; United States terror raids in North Africa; and the implementation of the Affordable Care Act were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio yesterday, according to ongoing research from TALKERS.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
CBS Radio Makes Changes to Programming at Sports Talk KHTK, Sacramento. The big change here is the move of Don Geronimo from AM drive to middays – airing from 12:00 noon to 3:00 pm and the return of Carmichael Dave to the station. Carmichael Dave – who exited the station in May of last year and was recently hosting an internet program – is being paired up with Keith Brooks for the new morning show that will debut on July 8. It appears the station will re-brand itself as "KHTK Sports 1140" from its current "CBS Sports Radio Sacramento." The station also notes that "Jason Ross will rejoin the afternoon sports desk in the 'KHTK Sports 1140' update studios and continue to fill in for Grant Napear. Dave 'Deuce' Mason will continue to be an important part of Sports 1140 and local sports programming for KHTK." Don Geronimo has been a successful personality on KHTK in the midday slot going back to the days of the old Westwood One-syndicated Don & Mike show.
Legal Snag Hits Salem's Attempt to Bring Peter Boyles to KNUS, Denver. Longtime KHOW, Denver radio personality Peter Boyles – recently fired by Clear Channel after a physical altercation between Boyles and his producer Greg Hollenback – was supposed to resurface on Salem Communications' crosstown news/talk KNUS on July 1. But it appears a legal complication – probably a non-compete in his contract with Clear Channel – is preventing that from happening for the time being. Local reports said Boyles may be hosting the morning show as early as Wednesday (7/3) but as of today the morning drive show is being hosted by regular KNUS fill-in host Jimmy Sengenberger.
Valuable Formula to Determine the Financial Value of Each Listener Measured by Arbitron. What if you knew how much an average listener as measured in your Arbitron ratings contributed in daily, monthly, or even annual revenue to your station? And what if you could use that data to help drive decisions in what promotions make sense for existing listeners and which marketing channels are best for new listeners? You can, and in a new article posted today (7/2), Chris Pendl, the brilliant creative director of Bonneville Seattle and TALKERS columnist, shows you how to do it. All it takes (ugh) is a little math. To read this valuable information, click here.
Steve Cochran Fills in for Jonathon Brandmeier on WGN, Chicago. As Chicago media writer Robert Feder reports, longtime WGN personality and former crosstown WIND host Steve Cochran (who exited WIND just last week) is sitting in for the vacationing Jonathon Brandmeier today (7/2) on the morning show – possibly adding fuel to the speculation that Cochran will return to WGN. But WGN president and general manager Jimmy de Castro is either being coy or truly is still considering the future of the station's lineup when he tells Feder, "We haven't even talked about an agreement because he's just doing fill-ins. I know Cochran really well. I love him. I'd love to figure out if there's a way to have him in WGN's family. I don't know. I'm doing research and looking at a lot of stuff. I want him to fill in on different dayparts — mornings, middays, afternoons — and hear what happens." The two worked together at WLUP-FM and WLUP-AM (now sports WMVP) in the 1990s.
WGN, Chicago Officially Comments on Staff Changes. TALKERS reported the exit of WGN, Chicago late night talk host Turi Ryder last week as she addressed her departure from the station on her radio program – by the way a classy move for management to allow her to say "good-bye." Now, WGN announces the evening sports show content and news staff changes confirming "the David Kaplan show will air from 7:00 pm to 12:00 midnight with a focus on the Chicago sports scene and national sports landscape. Listeners will hear a variety of sports topics discussed by Kaplan and various guests from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm, followed by an hour of sports talk from Mark Carman and Jordan Bernfield. Kaplan is a staple in the Chicago sports industry, having joined WGN Radio in 1995. He most recently held the position of afternoon drive sports reporter and host of various shows including, 'WGN Sports Night' and 'Cubs Insider.' Bernfield is the current host of 'Cubs Weekly' and Northwestern basketball and football broadcasts. Carman comes to WGN radio from Yahoo! Sports Radio, where he was previously the afternoon co-host since August of 2012." The new schedule also includes a lineup shift for news anchors Andrea Darlas and Steve Bertrand. Darlas will anchor mornings and Bertrand returns to the afternoons/evenings. WGN president and general manager Jimmy deCastro states, "We're making changes in an effort to give Chicagoans more of the things they want to hear. Thank you to our WGN Radio listeners, the most loyal and attentive family, for helping us navigate through this and stay tuned for the best of the old and new coming soon."
Brian Kilmeade's Fox News Radio Show to be Featured on his Fox News Channel TV Show. In what promises to be a creative and interesting piece of cross-platform promotion tomorrow morning between 6:00 am and 9:00 am (7/3), multimedia talk star Brian Kilmeade's midday Fox News Radio show "Kilmeade and Friends" will be featured in "realty show" style on Fox News Channel's "morning show "Fox and Friends" (in which Kilmeade is a co-host). The behind the scenes package will show Brian's transition as he goes from TV to radio — the cameras followed him and stayed in the radio studio for the three hours where some of Brian's regular "friends" stopped by and had a little fun with him.
NYMRAD Touts Positive New York Market Revenue Data. Based on numbers from Miller, Kaplan, Arase and Co., the trade group New York Market Radio is announcing spot revenue is up 7.6% for the first five months of 2013. NYMRAD executive director Deborah Beagan says, "It's quite a story to see New York Radio Market revenues up by over 7% year-to-date through May, 2013…The key to New York Market Radio's success is live-and-local content that engages the audience. For the 92% of New Yorkers who listen to radio, this is their hometown and their favorite stations. In addition, New York Market Radio stations have significantly invested in the digital arena to provide multi-platform options to advertisers. The future of effective advertising lies in the smart integration of traditional and digital media. I am extremely enthusiastic about the second half of 2013."
WLS-AM, Chicago Brings Susan Carlson Aboard for PM News Duties. Chicago media writer Robert Feder reports that Cumulus Media's news/talk WLS, Chicago is hiring former WBBM-TV "CBS 2" morning news anchor Susan Carlson to serve as news anchor for the afternoon drive show hosted by Roe Conn and Richard Roeper. She replaces Jim Johnson who recently retired from the station after 45 years. Carlson is no stranger to WLS having served as a news and traffic reporter from 1998 to 2002, also working with Roe Conn. Feder reports Carlson is under contract to WBBM-TV until July 18 and will join WLS-AM after that.
Sports Reporting: Dealing with Prickly Coaches. WFAN, New York sports talk host and TALKERS columnist Richard Neer offers advice to sports reporters and talk hosts who interview sports coaches as part of their jobs. Neer's experience dealing with some of the top coaches leading New York sports teams has taught him a few lessons, especially about dealing with skippers who don't enjoy post-game press conferences. Neer writes about the tactics of asking questions during post-game pressers and eliciting useful responses from reluctant managers. Read his piece here.
MEDIA BROKER SPOTLIGHT: Burt Sherwood of Burt Sherwood & Associates. In this week's installment of Media Broker Spotlight, Sandi Bergman of RadioTVDeals.com interviews media broker Burt Sherwood of Burt Sherwood & Associates. Sherwood brings years of experience (he was one of the early WMCA Good Guys) to his brokerage firm optimistically stating, "Station sales should be strong, ethnic operators will grow, youth will be served by over-the-air stations which will have apps for their iPhones and iPads, and the audience will grow proportionately — I think better than 30%. You will be able to track listeners and TV viewers and get them to respond directly…broadcasting and the internet will be partners." To read the entire installment of Media Broker Spotlight, click here.
Veteran Talk Show Host Mark Wainwright Dips Toe in On-Air Water After 16 Year Hiatus. He was one of the big players in talk radio back in the 1990s doing stellar airwork — perhaps most notably at WBAP, Dallas — before leaving the industry in 1997 to pursue other endeavors. Now Mark Wainwright is back, at least temporarily as a fill in, returning to WBAP this Friday, July 5 subbing in the 9:00 am to 11:00 am slot. He'll also be heard doing fill-in during morning drive on WGY, Albany next Thursday and Friday (7/11-12) and morning drive on WSYR, Syracuse the week of August 12-16 and August 19 and 20. Welcome back to the game, Mark – we hope we get to hear even more of you in the coming days. For old friends looking to reconnect, Mark Wainwright can be emailed at firstname.lastname@example.com.
KMZQ, Las Vegas Re-Brands as 'Fox Sports 670AM Las Vegas.' Kemp Communications' sports talk KMZQ picks up Fox Sports Radio Network programming and re-brands as "Fox Sports 670AM Las Vegas." The station is airing "Fox Sports Daybreak," "Jay Mohr Sports," "Fox Sports Primetime featuring Pat O'Brien with Steve Hartman," "Petros & Money," "Fox Sports Tonight," J.T. The Brick and the network's complete weekend lineup. It will continue to air TRN-FM's "Mancow in the Morning" on the station from 7:00 am to 10:00 am. General manager Deirdre Palmer states, "We are very excited to add Fox Sports Radio programming to 670AM. We're confident the Fox Sports brand, combined with the Network's quality programming, will elevate KMZQ-AM to the next level in Las Vegas."
Katherine Galanty Joins Yahoo! Sports Radio. Yahoo! Sports Radio has a new vice president of affiliate relations as Katherine Galanty joins the company. Galanty's resume includes stints with Sports USA, ISP Sports, and Westwood One. Yahoo! Sports Radio program director and chief operating officer Craig Larson states, "Katherine brings a wealth of affiliate relations experience in sports talk radio. We expect her to play a critical role as we continue to emerge in the years ahead."
NAB Spotlights Importance of 'First Informers' in Moore, Oklahoma Video. The National Association of Broadcasters, in an effort to highlight the importance of "first informers" in saving lives during natural disasters and weather emergencies, has posted a condensed version of a documentary by University of Oklahoma media arts professor Scott Hodgson and his students that features interviews and never-before-seen footage on broadcasters' efforts before, during and after the storm. The video is on the blog post page by NAB vice president, communications, Ann Marie Cumming. See it here.
Arizona Firefighters Deaths, U.S. Spying Program/Edward Snowden Case, Egyptian Violence, Western Heat Wave, Student Loan Rate Hikes and ObamaCare Promotion Controversy Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday (7/1). The deaths of 19 firefighters battling the Arizona wildfire; the ongoing issue of the United States' spying program and the fate of Edward Snowden; the anarchy in Egypt as protests demand Mohamed Morsi's ouster; the scorching heat affecting the Western United States; the debate over government-backed student loan rates; and promotion of ObamaCare by libraries in the U.S. were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio yesterday according to ongoing research from TALKERS.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Harris Poll Respondents Say TV and Radio Talk Shows Have Too Much Political Influence. A recent poll by Harris Interactive – an April telephone poll of 1,016 adults – suggests 65% of Americans believe television and radio talk shows have too much political power and influence. That's a 14-point shift from the 51% who believed the same thing when the poll was first conducted in 1994 and a 12-point jump from just last year. This is obviously a poll about perception and groups that are perceived by the public to have power and money, in general, ranked high in the "too much" influence in Washington category while those traditionally perceived to be less wealthy and "for the people" ranked lower in that regard. For example, small business, public opinion and non-profits were deemed by the respondents to have "too little" power and influence in Washington. Churches and religious groups and opinion polls fell somewhere in the middle. It's clearly difficult for anyone to gauge the exact influence any group has in Washington across the large spectrum of issues that arise over time.
Cox Media Group Sets Sights on Young Americans with iHigh Investment. The announcement that Cox Media Group is investing $11.7 million in the Kentucky-based tech company iHigh signals its interest in finding ways to reach young demos via digital media. iHigh provides free web-based tools and live video streaming capabilities that enable organizations to connect to their audiences by broadcasting live content on the internet to PCs, smartphones, tablets and any other internet-connected device. Developed initially to support high school athletics and having spread to colleges and other affinity groups, iHigh enables students, coaches, boosters and other school supporters to easily connect with parents, their communities and local and national advertisers, anywhere and at any time. Cox Media Group president Doug Franklin states, "This strategic investment in iHigh is a long-term opportunity for Cox Media Group, and aligns with our mission of creating scalable content and advertising services businesses. We believe iHigh's solutions – giving audiences the ability to watch any event live over desktops, tablets or smartphones – are uniquely designed to help organizations reach a devoted and distributed fan base, while giving advertisers a highly targeted and hyper-local approach to reaching their customers. We're looking forward to growing with iHigh, reaching new markets and expanding opportunities for dedicated fans and advertisers alike."
Steve Bryant Joins KHTK, Sacramento's Don Geronimo Morning Show. Versatile media talent Steve Bryant will become part of the AM drive show on CBS Radio's sports talk KHTK, Sacramento hosted by Don Geronimo. Bryant most recently handled weekend duties at WGMD-FM, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. He was a longtime host on home shopping channel QVC and is known for crafting song parodies which have aired on Geronimo's program. Bryant will begin his new duties on June 11.
CNN Adds New Personality to Early Morning Show. The cable news/talk network brings John Berman aboard to join Ashleigh Banfield and Zoraida Sambolin as hosts of its "Early Start" show that airs from 5:00 am to 7:00 am ET. Berman had been a correspondent with ABC News contributing to "Good Morning America." He'll also contribute to other CNN programs including "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer." CNN EVP Ken Jautz states, "We are so fortunate to have this talented and seasoned journalist join our morning show and become a regular presence on our air throughout the day. John is a skilled reporter with a passion and personality that shines through, whether he's covering the political season or his beloved Red Sox."
Copper Thieves Knock Sports KQTM-FM, Albuquerque Off the Air.Team Broadcasting's KQTM-FM, Albuquerque – ESPN Radio 101.7 – is on backup power for at least another day after copper thieves ripped some 200 feet of copper out of the ground by affixing it to the back of a vehicle and driving away. Station general manager David Dominguez tells KKOB-TV he's very surprised no one was hurt because they cut live wires and could easily have been electrocuted. Repairs at the sports talk signal are estimated to be around $20,000.
Odds 'n' Sods. Clear Channel Media and Entertainment's WGY-AM/FM, Albany renews with IMG College to continue to broadcast Syracuse University men's basketball and football play-by-play through the 2016-17 season. The company's sister sports talker WOFX will also carry select games…..Salem Radio Network News goes "across the pond" next week to cover Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee. The network is using part-time British resident and former Chicago TV executive Fred Weintraub to cover the event……CNBC names Kelly Evans co-host of "Worldwide Exchange" alongside Ross Westgate. Evans replaces Christine Tan who remains with the cable network to host its "Managing Asia" program…..Clear Channel Media and Entertainment names Nick Gnau president and market manager for its Detroit operations. Gnau replaces Til Levesque.
2012 Presidential Race, Donald Trump-Wolf Blitzer Flap, Syria Civilian Massacre, Wisconsin Recall Election and Iran Nukes Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday (5/30). The battle between President Obama and Mitt Romney; the tense CNN segment with Wolf Blitzer interviewing Donald Trump; the aftermath of the Syrian civilian massacre; next week's recall election of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and the ongoing concern over Iran's suspected nuclear weapons program were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio yesterday, according to research from TALKERS.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
FM Talk Winning in PM Drive with Alan Cox Show on Cleveland's Legendary Rocker WMMS-FM. The Alan Cox show is quietly defying the conventional wisdom about what talk targeting younger demos on FM is all about. Ensconced in afternoon drive on Clear Channel's legendary rock outlet WMMS-FM, Cleveland, Cox's success is not a widely told tale in the radio industry, in part because it doesn't appear to be a piece of a corporately directed programming puzzle with companywide ambitions. Cox credits local management for daring to be innovative with spoken-word programming outside the realms of news/talk and sports talk. "'MMS, everybody knows, is a legendary station and management had the foresight to realize music on FM is kind of going away and to see if it can work with two talk products and it has worked amazingly well. The foresight that brought them to try this hybrid station also makes them realize that you have to honor the heritage the station has but everything has to move forward." Read this entire story here.
Gil Gross Replaces Gene Burns in PM Drive at KKSF, San Francisco. Talk radio legend Gene Burns is not going away from Clear Channel Media and Entertainment San Francisco as he continues to rehab from a stroke he suffered last December but cluster director of operations Don Parker gives the PM drive slot to Gil Gross, who's been one of those filling in for Burns since January. Parker states, "I'm thrilled to have Gil Gross aboard full time for the Bay Area's only live and local afternoon drive talk show. With his extensive background in network news, everyone in news/talk radio knows the name Gil Gross. I couldn't be happier to have KKSF be his new home. NewsTalk 910 has been very fortunate to have the highest caliber of talent filling in for Gene Burns since January. I'd like to thank John Rothman, Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen for their contributions and for continuing to play a role on NewsTalk 910 moving forward." Burns will continue to blog at newstalk910.com and his Saturday "Dining Around" program will remain on the program schedule with Joel Riddell hosting . Additionally, John Rothman is named the station's political analyst. He'll contribute to the station's talk shows and newscasts as well as serve as host for KKSF's 2012 election coverage. Baxter and Allen will remain with the station for fill-in and blogging duties. On his new position, Gross states, "I am thrilled to keep the live, local talk flame alive in the Bay area. From the Occupy movement to Oscar Grant or the struggles of our economy, it's important for the Bay area to have a platform to discuss today's most pressing topics. I look forward to having my friend and colleague, Gene Burns, back in the line-up. I also look forward to building the future at NewsTalk 910, a unique station that will not be one point of view all day long."
Tony Kornheiser Negotiating for Long-Term Deal to Remain on WTEM, Washington. Washington, DC-based sports media personality Tony Kornheiser tells his audience he hopes to be assured his radio talk show will be heard on Red Zebra's WTEM – ESPN 980 for "another two years, at least." The Washington Post reports director of programming Chuck Sapienza hinted the two sides are negotiating, quoting him saying, "Our goal has always been to have Tony with ESPN 980 long term, and we hope to have an official announcement soon." Kornheiser will take much of the summer off from his radio show telling his audience he will do a few weeks of ESPN's "Pardon the Interruption" but will not do radio in July or August.
Terry Gross Celebrates 25 Years of National Syndication for "Fresh Air." Tomorrow "Fresh Air" host Terry Gross will celebrate her 25th anniversary in national syndication via NPR. Gross began the program on WHYY-FM, Philadelphia – where the show is still based – in 1975. Gross tells the Philadelphia Daily News' Dan Gross (no relation), "I fell in love with radio the moment I started doing it. I still find it a privilege to be able to talk to and engage in a pretty personal level with people whose work I respect." Surprisingly for some, Gross tells the paper she counts Howard Stern among those whom she'd like to interview but has not. She says she's a fan of his radio show.
Carmichael Dave Out at KHTK, Sacramento. The producer and sidekick to morning host and PD Don Geronimo and host of his own midday show exits the CBS Radio sports outlet. His tweets about his exit are vague but it appears Carmichael Dave is the victim of a budget-related maneuver. He tweets, "As of today I am no longer a part of CBS Radio…I'm getting a lot of response that this was contract related. I asked for nothing. I can't go into details. Just know that I love the station and the people." The station is airing DirecTV/Premiere's Dan Patrick show in middays.
Analysis: The Legal Basis for the Bob Lonsberry Decision. TALKERS legal editor Steven J.J. Weisman reviews the recent ruling by the Appellate Division, Fourth Department of New York in the defamation case filed against WHAM, Rochester talk show host Bob Lonsberry. Weisman writes that for talk hosts who make a living expressing their opinions, it's important to note that "not all opinion is protected, but when it is made about a matter of public concern, the speaker is protected by the First Amendment." Read Steven J.J. Weisman's piece here.
Odds 'n' Sods. CBS Radio names Brian Thomas vice president of programming for its Tampa cluster that includes sports talk WQYK – 1010AM Sports…..Syndicated Solutions, Inc. begins distribution of Chuck Woolery's "Save Us Chuck" political commentary feature on June 4. The game show legend states, "I started in radio and just love it! During all my years on television, I've come to realize that radio is truly the only medium where I can connect one-on-one with the audience and help to create real change."…..CBS Radio's KNX, Los Angeles visits the foothill cities of the San Gabriel Valley as part of its "KNX on Your Corner" remote broadcast series. The broadcast will emanate from the Monrovia Coffee Company in the heart of Old Town Monrovia on June 1…..WTKK-FM, Boston midday talk host Doug Meehan's listeners are launching a campaign to get the host an on-air audition with Kelly Ripa on ABC TV's "Live! With Kelly." Meehan has recorded his pitch to be on the show and posted it on WTKK's website. He's encouraging listeners to visit the "Live! With Kelly" website touting Meehan for a shot at a guest host appearance…..Former WBT-AM/FM, Charlotte regular fill-in host Wayne Powers wins his primary contest for a seat on the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners.
First Caller Puts Curse on New Talk Show Host. What a way to start a new gig! Gregg Henson, the station's program director who replaced afternoon drive host Pat Miller on WOWO, Fort Wayne, was greeted with a first call that sounded like something out of a Steven King novel. Not only did the listener with a heavy accent voice his disapproval of Henson and insult him by saying he is "a snake" who "doesn't bring anything to the table" — he went on to actually put a curse on him! Check THIS out. Listen to the audio here.
2012 Presidential Race, Obama Gay Marriage Issue, Feds to Sue Arizona Sheriff Arpaio, and Putin Snubs Obama Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday (5/9). The 2012 presidential campaign, President Obama's change of heart on the gay marriage issue, the federal lawsuit being filed against Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Russian President Vladimir Putin's backing out of meeting with President Obama and the G-8 were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio yesterday, according to ongoing research from TALKERS.
Media Veteran and Fenway Park Announcer Carl Beane Dies in Auto Crash. Fenway Park's voice of the Boston Red Sox, Carl Beane, died Wednesday at age 59 after suffering a heart attack and crashing his car while driving. Beane won the Fenway Park gig after the 2002 season. He was a radio sports announcer, talk host, news reporter and more during his long career. In addition to stringing for AP, ESPN and SiriusXM, Beane had worked at WBZ, Boston and spent many years in the 1990s working at then talk/music hybrid WESO, Southbridge.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Clear Channel Los Angeles to Air "Diverse L.A." on Progressive Talk KTLK; Black Media Alliance Not Satisfied. As part of Clear Channel Los Angeles' program to increase diversity at the cluster, a three-week block of programs titled, "Diverse L.A." will air on progressive talk outlet KTLK during the 9:00 am to 12:00 noon daypart beginning March 12. The program will be hosted by cluster producer and political commentator Morris O'Kelly. Clear Channel is currently seeking community members interested in appearing on the program and is taking suggestions and applications via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. In a statement, Clear Channel Los Angeles market manager Greg Ashlock says, "These 45 hours of prime programming will feature local hosts and guests discussing a wide variety of issues associated with the spectrum of experience of all Angelenos." The programming is part of the response to the negative feedback sister station KFI received after PM drive hosts John & Ken were suspended for comments about Whitney Houston. Morris O'Kelly states, "This is about Los Angeles hearing voices and viewpoints less often heard while also addressing communities historically underserved. 'Diverse L.A.' will highlight new personalities and newsmakers for the KTLK audience but, more importantly, provide a platform for inclusive, substantive dialogue in the public square." The Los Angeles organization Black Media Alliance responds to the initiative disappointed that Clear Channel has "relegated our concerns to a struggling station that has neither the cachet nor reach of their more profitable outlet." In a statement, the BMA quotes longtime member and media personality Kevin Ross saying, "The efforts of Clear Channel are important, but it's not enough…There needs to be diversity on all of their stations, on- and off-air and we are prepared to provide Clear Channel with an extensive list of African-American radio professionals who fit into their current program formatting needs."
Sacramento Bee Editor Apologizes for Obscene Call to KHTK, Sacramento's Don Geronimo Show. Sacramento Bee sports editor Tom Couzens has apologized in the paper for making obscene calls to the Don Geronimo morning show at CBS Radio's sports KHTK, Sacramento that he, at first, denied making. The brouhaha appears to have been the culmination of an ongoing feud between Couzens and Geronimo. The Sacramento News & Review reports Couzens had been critical of the format of Geronimo's morning drive show and Geronimo – who is a pro at turning that kind of controversy into PR for his show – vowed to "get" Couzens for his criticism of the show. Couzens admits he let Geronimo get to him and his bosses at the Bee are saying it is a personnel issue that is being handled internally.
WBT-AM/FM, Charlotte Names Bo Thompson Co-Host of AM Drive Show. Greater Media news/talk WBT-AM/FM, Charlotte announces Bo Thompson joins morning drive host Stacey Simms as co-host of the "Charlotte's Morning News." Thompson is currently producer of WCCB-TV, Charlotte's "Fox News Edge" program hosted by Greater Media personalities Matt Harris and Ramona Holloway. Thompson begins his duties alongside Simms, news anchor John Stokes, sports anchor Jim Szoke and traffic reporter Chuck Roads at WBT on March 19. Thompson says, "I began my radio career at WBT 22 years ago and this is my home. I always knew I'd be back one day. It's an honor to carry on the torch from Al Gardner. Many of my radio idols have held this job. I can't wait to be a part of CMN's next chapter." Gardner left the station to work with Merlin Media as it prepares to launch a new format on WKDN-FM, Philadelphia.
Clear Channel Adds Local Show to Hartford FM Sports Talker. This week Clear Channel split the simulcast that had been sports talk WPOP and WUCS-FM in Hartford. As reported earlier, WPOP has become a Fox Sports Radio Network affiliate and WUCS-FM carries programming from ESPN. Now, WUCS-FM – positioned as 97.9 ESPN – adds a local PM drive show to the program schedule hosted by Mike Bower. Comedian and talk personality Bower temporarily filled the slot WTKK-FM, Boston had open when it let talk host Jay Severin go in April of last year.
Michael Juliano Takes Over Director of Sales Role at Entercom Boston. Shuffling in the management at Entercom's Boston cluster opens up the director of sales position and VP/market manager Jeff Brown announces Michael Juliano is brought in to manage the cluster's sales efforts. Juliano most recently served as regional vice president of sales for Metro Traffic in the New York and Pennsylvania markets. In his new duties, he'll oversee all revenue for sports WEEI-AM/FM, news/talk WRKO and rock WAAF as well as the Red Sox Radio Network, the Celtics Radio Network and New England Patriots special programming.
Emmis' WIBC-FM, Indianapolis Raises Funds for Tornado Victims. Emmis Communications news/talk WIBC-FM, Indianapolis partnered with WRTV-TV, Indianapolis to raise funds for the victims of the recent tornados that swept through southern Indiana. The Tornado Relief Drive was done in a "drive-through" method on Tuesday, March 6 with local Jiffy Lube locations taking part. During that 12-hour drive some $46,000 was collected. The money is being distributed via the Salvation Army Indiana Division. The familiar red kettles are continuing to being used at the Jiffy Lube locations. During the Tuesday drive, WIBC-FM personnel were stationed at various locations throughout the city with the red kettles.
GOP Primary Race, Rush Limbaugh Controversy, Intensified Syria Violence, Iran Nuclear Ambitions, Solar Storm Heads to Earth, and Sarah Palin Movie Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday (3/7). The Mitt Romney–Rick Santorum race for the Republican nomination; the aftermath of Rush Limbaugh's controversial language; the intensified violence against Syria's citizens; continuing international debate over Iran's nuclear weapons program; the massive solar storm that could disrupt Earth's communications systems; and the HBO Sarah Palin movie set to air this weekend were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio yesterday.
Bill Bradley Meets George Lucas. SiriusXM is presenting a special program in which former Senator Bill Bradley (l) interviews filmmaker George Lucas (r). The satcaster states during the program "Lucas discusses a variety of topics throughout the interview, including: his evolution as a filmmaker and storyteller and the role technology played on this journey; his philosophy on education in America; what inspired him to make "Red Tails" and the importance of sharing the history of the heroic Tuskegee Airmen with the youngest generation of African-Americans in our country today; and the spiritual life lessons woven into the "Star Wars" saga.


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"Your editor came to Israel intending to see some sites of archaeological, historical, and faith import. Israel has that—in fact Israel has the highest concentration of archaeological sites, often many levels deep, of any geographical region in the world. But it is also the rightful homeland of a people who have endured incredible persecution for thousands of years, but still carry on. And, contrary to every expectation, reasonable and unreasonable, they do so with far less bitterness of spirit than others have shown who have endured considerably less (including many who have made up a story out of the whole cloth). Those same people will not even let nature stop them, for when they returned to a land that had become desert, they remembered how lush and fertile it had been, and grimly decided to make it so again. And in that they have succeeded.
But Israel is important for the future of the world, as well as its present and past. Israel—and more particularly its capital city of Jerusalem—is the travel centroid of the world. That is, the sum of all the travel distances to all other land areas of the world is shorter for Jerusalem than for any other city. Israel is not a very rich land—it does not have its true equivalent of the Nile or the Amazon or the Mississippi—but it has been a commercial and military crossroads for thousands of years."

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contrast to the perspectives that view human behaviour in terms
of external causal factors or internalised motivations, ethnomethodology
stresses the active, reasoned and knowledgeable character of human
conduct" (Blackwell Dictionary of 20th Century Social Thought:
206, 1993)
'Ethnomethodology' seems like one of those
ridiculously long words sociologists invent to make it look like
they are doing something, and it is. Like Chris Evans, it makes
sense when you take it apart, so:
ethno-people-method-means-ology-study of
Hence, the study of the means by which people maintain the social
Like all successful American
inventions, ethnomethodology is something that started in Europe
and has now been repackaged by the Yanks and sold back to us at
twice the price. Ethnomethothingy developed from the work of the
phenomenological philosopher Edmund Husserl. Phenomenology opposed
scientific positivism, for whose sociological representatives see
Emile Durkheim and Talcott Parsons. It sought to restore the conncetion
between knowledge and our everyday understanding of the world.
Fast forward a century, and Garfinkel,
one half of the pop duo Simon and Garfinkel, was establishing the
school of ethnomethodology in opposition to the dominant, positivist,
structural-functionalism which ruled the roost in sociology in the
1960s. The latter has society as existing outside and above individuals,
as some greater law to which they adhere in day to day interaction
In contrast ethnomethodology claims that the social order is constructed
out of the everyday interactions and common-sense understandings
of individuals. The crucial thing is that these common sense understandings
are inherently unstable, are not fixed and certain, and have to
be recreated in each everyday interaction.
The way Harold Garfinkel illustrated
this was with a series of 'breaching' experiments whereby the accepted
rules of a social situation would be broken. For example he got
his students to cheat at knots and crosses (or tic-tac-toe as he
irritatingly calls it). Convetional rule-book sociologists would
assume that the social order would break down in such a situation.
In fact, the other participants incorporated the beaking of the
rules into the game - usually by breaking the rules themselves.
Precisely because it is to such a great extent a direct creation
of its members, society is more robust than conventional, positivist,
sociologists allow for.


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text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat How do you get into the Snowpoint Temple? 5 votes 1,633 views diamond snowpoint asked May 17, 2010 by Waterbottle edited Jul 1, 2012 by Pokemaster Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 1 Answer 8 votes Best answer You need the National Dex, which you get after beating the elite four. Then talk to the woman outside and the snowpoint gym leader will come and let you in. Also to make Regigigas wake up, you need to migrate the three "regis" - Regirock, Registeel, Regice - from Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald. answered May 17, 2010 by Mewthree edited May 19, 2010 by Pokemaster Please log in or register to add a comment. Related questions How to get Regice, Regirock, Registeel without Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald? where do I find all of the Regigs in platimun so I can get into snowpoint temple? How do I get in the snowpoint temple in pearl? In Pokemon Diamond, how do you get the Regigigas Pokemon in the Snow temple? how to interact with regigigas in snowpoint temple in diamond pearl or platinum How do I get into the big building in the resort area in Diamond? Where do you turn a fossil into a Pokemon in diamond? Can you trade the griseous orb into D/P and HG/SS? Useful Meta Posts Vote for Sun/Moon moveset questions How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? The points system Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ


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Temple RB Montel Harris sets school record with 351 yards and 7 touchdowns
Temple running back Montel Harris fell just short of the NCAA single-game rushing record set by LaDainian Tomlinson with 351 yards.
|Montel Harris set a school record with 351 yards rushing and seven touchdowns against Army on Saturday. (US Presswire)
Temple running back Montel Harris left Boston College as one of the ACC career leaders in rushing, without a chance to chase the top spot in his final year of eligibility. But Harris has etched his name in Temple history forever, rushing for a school-record 351 yards and seven touchdowns in the Owls' 63-32 win at Army on Saturday.
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|Marshall Faulk, S.D. State
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|Troy Davis, Iowa State
|vs. Missouri (1996)
|Anthony Thompson, Indiana
|vs. Wisconsin (1989)
|Robbie Mixon, C. Michigan
|vs. E. Michigan (2002)
Harris has broken the 100-yard mark four times this season, with his previous high being a 30-carry, 142-yard performance against Connecticut in an overtime win. On Saturday, Steve Addazio and the coaching staff let Harris loose for a career day that nearly shattered the NCAA single-game rushing record (406 yards) set by former TCU running back LaDainian Tomlinson against UTEP in 1999.
Harris' big day also contributed to some new school records for team performance. Temple has not scored 63 points in a game since a 1973 contest against Holy Cross, and the 534 team rushing yards break the previous high -- 477, set in 1977 against Drake.
Interestingly enough, Harris' impressive performance was not even the highest single-game total this season. Just last week Arizona running back Ka'Deem Carey netted 366 yards in a win over Colorado.
Temple improved to 4-6 with the win, but unfortunately has no shot at postseason eligibility without a 12th game on their schedule. The Owls had been working with Hawaii to possibly schedule another contest late in the season, but those negotiations -- the game was to be played Dec. 7 in Aloha Stadium -- ended this week.
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Jobs: The same president who used stimulus dollars to build electric cars in Finland and sought to be Brazil's best oil customer now complains the GOP nominee built his career outsourcing jobs. At least he created some.
President Obama's re-election campaign released an ad Tuesday saying Mitt Romney "shipped American jobs to places like Mexico and China" when he led the investment firm Bain Capital.
The $780,000 ad buy in the key swing states of Ohio, Iowa and Virginia was in response to an ad by the free-market group Americans for Prosperity (AFP) noting the administration's penchant for wasting taxpayer money in support of green energy companies, particularly those overseas or with foreign owners.
Among other things, AFP noted, the Obama administration approved a plan by electric car company Fisker to use part of its $529 million federal stimulus loan guarantee to build its manufacturing facility, and the 500 jobs it supports, in Finland.
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Foxtel could emerge as an important player in the battle for broadcast rights for next year's Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia, and the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
It is understood Foxtel production staff visited Sochi earlier this month for a meeting of Games broadcasters, attending under observer status.
The visit underlines Foxtel's seriousness about being a part of the bidding process, which has stalled after the International Olympic Committee reportedly expressed dissatisfaction about the initial level of interest from Australian broadcasters and has put back discussions until April.
Nine and Foxtel paid about $120 million for London and the 2010 Vancouver Olympics; Foxtel contributed close to $50 million to secure the multi-channelling rights.
Although Nine hasn't put in a bid, it could still part of the broadcasting team if Foxtel wins the rights and then sub-licenses the FTA component. SBS could also be a player under that strategy.
Seven is said to be extremely interested in the Olympics but only at a price that makes fiscal sense. Network Ten executives have expressed the same sentiments.
Meanwhile, Cricket Australia hopes to have settled its broadcast rights package by about the end of March and legal sign-off on the deal by the beginning of June.
Seven is interested in the cricket but Nine has a "last-rights" clause. Fox Sports Australia will bid for the Big Bash League rights but will only let an FTA partner simulcast the semi-finals and final.
Tennis Australia will wait for the cricket rights to be finalised before its negotiations for a new deal begin later this year.
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Childish Gambino "Worldstar"
Childish Gambino has been busy this month pushing his upcoming album Because The Internet. After releasing the track "3005" just a few days ago, Glover follows up with the aptly titled song "Worldstar." On the release, CG rides the bouncy track which utilizes audio from some of the popular urban site's videos. Because The Internet hits shelves December 10. Gambino recently stopped by Sway's Shade 45 radio show and unleashed a freestyle over Drake's "Pound Cake" instrumental.
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text: NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Newsweek magazine and The Daily Beast, have merged to become the Newsweek Daily Beast company. The joint venture will be equally owned by Newsweek owner Sidney Harman and Barry Diller, CEO of The Daily Beast's parent company IAC/InterActive ( IAC). "In an admittedly challenging time, this merger provides the ideal combination of established journalism authority and bright, bristling Web site savvy," Harman said Newsweek magazine was founded in 1933, and was purchased by the Washington Post ( WPO) in 1961. In its 2009 annual report, the Washington Post reported the struggling financial state of the magazine. Advertising revenue was down 37%, which followed a 14% decline in 2008. In efforts to reduce costs, the company reduced the magazine's domestic circulation rate base from 3.1 million to 2.6 million in 2008. Then in January 2010, it lowered domestic circulation to 1.5 million. In August, the Washington Post sold the magazine for $1 to Harman, the founder of audio and video equipment company Harman International ( HAR). The Beast's president Stephen Colvin will become CEO of the new company and Harman will be an executive chairman. Tina Brown, co-founder and editor in chief of The Daily Beast will also become editor in chief at Newsweek magazine.


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No one likes a braggart, but being vocal about your work can save you from the dreaded "We need to see you in Conference Room A" phone call.
AOL Jobs' Miriam Salpeter wisely notes that if no one knows what you do - or the extent of your contributions - that could work against you if your company is downsizing.
"Unfortunately, if you're great at your job, but no one is likely to know it, you probably aren't high on the 'must keep' list at work," she says. "Think about this age-old question: 'If a tree falls in a forest when no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?' You don't need to call yourself a parade or throw streamers every time you accomplish something, but it isn't a bad idea to send information up the management chain when you solve a problem or handle a significant situation."
Another tip for staying employed: contribute to the bottom line. This is easy to prove if you're in sales or any position that generates income. But what if you're in IT?
Salpeter asks: "Do your ideas generate income? Can you point to problems you've solved that saved money for your employer? Do you create systems or implement policies that enhance your organization's ability to be competitive? These are probably the next best thing to actually bringing income in when it comes to a loose definition of 'essential.' "
And to tie this back to her first tip: If your work drives money to the bottom line, don't be shy about pointing that out to the powers that be.
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Always love Lollia's pretty packaging
One of my favorites, it's definitely my go to perfume.
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