The Year in Programming, People and Calls (July-December)
By SCOTT FYBUSH
It's that time again: at long last, we've arrived at the end of a challenging year, both for the industry as a whole and for your editor personally. And that means we take a break from our weekly roundup of industry news for our 21st annual Year in Review edition. Year in Review installments will appear daily beginning today, all week long through our wrap-up on Friday, January 2, so check back every day for a new installment. We'll resume our regular NorthEast Radio Watch report on Monday, January 5, 2015, and Tower Site of the Week is back Friday, January 9, 2015. (And in the meantime, our own Twitter and Facebook feeds and RadioInsight will be here with any breaking news!)
Back to Part Two: The Year in People, Formats and Calls
One of our long-running traditions here on Year in Review is to go back, month by month, to look at all the people. formats and callsigns that made headlines during the year, and there are so many of them that we've broken them up into two daily installments.
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> > > Continue to Part Four: Our Top Ten Countdown of the year's biggest stories
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