The Wires (Jan 2, 2010)Third-party stories are copyrighted by their respective owners. DRB has no affillition with these stories. Please do not copy the stories (except the links to them) on these websites and paste them on your blogs or websites without expressed written consent of their owners.SOSD: Jay Posner... Lynch has a better view of the Chargers from the booth.s John Maffei: Flush This Bowl Setup Steve Carney, L.A. Times: Carson Daly, former KROQ DJ and MTV 'Total Request Live' host, says it will be music first, talk second on his KAMP-FM morning show Associated Press: Fox, Time Warner Cable announce broadcast deal The Fox television network and Time Warner Cable reached a programming deal in principle on Friday, after leaving millions of people in the lurch about whether they'd be able to see an anticipated college football bowl game and other shows on cable TV. Conflicting Information Regarding Mikey (Jan 1, 2010)In a comment posted by Ken, he states... "Mike Esparza on his website mikeyshow.com noted that he is currently unemployed and that he has no contract with anyone at this time. We hear his negotiations to move his show to a new station fell apart when his longtime colleagues told Mikey they were not interested in working with him anymore." and "Knowing this, Mikey negotiated with a different station to bring his whole five-person show over to the new station (for a new salary said to be about $1.3-million). That station agreed to this new deal according to insiders. The only problem is that the other four members of Mikey's crew WHO HE HAND PICKED said they would just as soon stay at ROCK 105 without him. This killed the $1.3-million deal. This left Esparza and his "new station" twisting in the wind, since Mikey could not deliver the Mikey Show as promised. The new station didn't want The Mikey Show without the Show, and now there is no $1.3-million deal."From the Mikey Show... "A bunch of people have told me they hope my first day on the new show will be January 4th. I actually thought it was going to be that day too but it is so important to me that the show be right from day one. I only get one chance to make a first impression. If it's not right, I would trip out. I would be so weirded out. As of now, it looks more likely we will start up the new show during the 2nd week of January or maybe even the week after. Sooner is better, but only if it can be a funny, engaging, unpredictable, entertaining show. It's so hard to put this all together during the holidays and also make sure the people are available and have time to give their current jobs the heads up. I also hope to be able to tell you what station we will be on very soon. I want to just announce it all now but I can't. That will be so soon though. I hope you can hang with me a little bit longer." So, is Mikey going to be on a local station or not, guys? What station is Mikey talking about? Will it be called The New Mikey Show on whatever new station, while the old Mikey Show supporting cast would have to call themselves The _____ Show?
The Wires (Jan 1, 2010)Third-party stories are copyrighted by their respective owners. DRB has no affillition with these stories. Please do not copy the stories (except the links to them) on these websites and paste them on your blogs or websites without expressed written consent of their owners.OC Register: Once upon a time, not too long ago, we used to talk about local (or what the industry calls terrestrial radio) and satellite radio. And perhaps on a few occasions, we would mention Internet radio. Today, the new media landscape has exploded into a variety of content delivery platforms that challenge local radio and frustrate radio sales reps who look for every possible way to entice advertisers to spend money on local stations NY Times: Early fans of the iPhone bemoaned that, unlike many of its competitors, their favorite "do anything" device couldn't do one obvious thing: play local radio stations. They didn't get it. FM tuners are passé. Why include tuner technology to play a few dozen stations when you can harness thousands of radio stations over the Internet? PC World: AT&T told the FCC that the death of landlines is a matter of when , not if, and asked that a firm deadline be set for pulling the plug Mel Phillips: The New Year will bring more challenges for terrestrial radio. TV Tech: News Corp. Rejects Kerry's Call to End Retrans Dispute with TW News Corp. has turned down a request from Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) to take immediate steps to resolve a retransmission dispute between Time Warner Cable and Fox broadcast and cable channels before the current contract runs out at end of the year. |
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