In Brief - June 17, 2013 Mike Addams retiring after 19 years at WMJX/Boston, Harvey Kojan named Brand Manager for TK99/Syracuse, Anna Kendrick earns Platinum certification for "Cups," Columbia Records announces new publicity department members, CBS launches online radio station for new Stephen King TV series
June 14, 2013
eQB NOW In this week’s Cover Story, we talk to Willobee Carlan, Director Of Broadcast Operations/PD for Shamrock Communications’ Reno cluster. Willobee tells FMQB how Shamrock launched four brand-new stations on brand new frequencies in the Nevada market. In Programming To Win, Jacobs Media’s Mike Stern teaches us lessons he has learned as an “accidental entrepreneur.” Question of the Week asks: What technology device, social platform or digital website is currently your favorite obsession? Plus, Hot Shots and the FMQB History Page.
FMQB FYI... Links You Should Know About CNet sees bright future for iTunes Radio, Myspace officially launches new music app, KCRW recovers after Santa Monica shooting, Peter Smyth on streaming radio
In Brief - June 13, 2013 Chase Daniels joins Hot AC WNTR/Indianapolis for APD/MD/mornings, LL Cool J, Jason Derulo and Miley Cyrus to co-host 2013 iHeartRadio Ultimate Pool Party, Paul Driscoll promoted at RadioBDC
FMQB FYI... Links You Should Know About Is the stock market confused about Internet radio?, Premiere exec: Limbaugh doing well with advertisers again, Fred Jacobs: Will technology lead to "the day the music died?", Sub Pop co-founder reveals Parkinson's diagnosis
In Brief - June 6. 2013 Charles Warfield elected NAB Joint Board Chairman, 2013 Radio Mercury Awards winners announced, Slacker launches EQ Score chart system
FMQB FYI... Links You Should Know About HuffPo writer to FCC: Is Talk Radio "bonafide news?", Fred Jacobs: What can radio learn from MLB's digital division?, Iovine's digital service Daisy joining crowded music marketplace, NY Post looks at streaming services' finances
Chester Bennington Talks Making Music With STP The singer says he and Stone Temple Pilots will be back in the studio together in June. Meanwhile, the band releases a statement on its lawsuit against Scott Weiland.