SELIGMAN, Arizona – Every once in a while, our travels coincide with a very slow holiday news week, and so we’re taking what we hope is a well-deserved week off from our full NERW report.
We’ll be back in action on Monday, July 15. In the meantime, Lance Venta’s RadioInsight.com never sleeps – and so we suggest you head over there for any breaking news, and to catch up on the handful of big news stories that did make headlines this past week while we were on the road:
Emmis sells (most of) WBLS and WQHT in New York to a new equity group
Cox’s new ownership takes shape
FCC reinstates NY, NH FM allocations, deletes a silent VPR license and a PA school station
In this week’s issue… Country yields to classic hip-hop in NYC - New alternative trimulcast in northern New England - VT news anchor fired - CT pirate gets attention - Wahl faces license revocation - Remembering Bob Neumeier
A look back at a now-silent FM station in western New York
In this week’s issue… Stations sell in New England - WEEI flips (AM, that is) - Former Hall stations relaunch in Lancaster - Rogers rebrands news stations
A snowy drive in the hills south of Buffalo, home to most of the city's TVs (and some AM and FM, too)
