After a few weeks of working on some different designs and options, the CNYRadio.com Station Wiki finally has a new look.  If you haven’t checked out the Wiki in awhile, take a look. [More »]

It was fun last year, so we’ll do it again this year — we’re asking you to predict how many format flips will take place in CNYRadio.com land (Syracuse, Utica, Watertown and Ithaca) by the end of 2009. [More »]

What does a CNYRadio.com Editor do on a slow news day?  Maybe working on the CNYRadio.com Station Wiki or perhaps importing Scott’s old articles into the Archives.  But we’ve caught the Twitter bug… another easy way for you to keep up with the latest. [More »]

Last month, we asked if you’d like us to open a “Jobs Wanted” page, to post ads if you’re looking for work. In that poll, the votes were 75% in favor. Today, we’ve opened the page — at least on a trial basis for now — to see how things go. Just click “Jobs Wanted” in the menu at the top of the page.  There’s no charge for this service.

Just a brief reminder — our new CNYRadio.com Station Wiki could really use some helping hands!  We’d greatly appreciate any assistance, even if you only have 10 or 15 minutes here and there to help out. [More »]

Happy re-birthday to us!  It’s been exactly one year since CNYRadio.com re-launched under new management — after the site spent nearly four years in hiatus.  We’ve got plenty of people to thank for our success, and to show our thanks for your help in our first year, we’ve got a present for you! [More »]

With the headlines of local radio job cuts (sadly) becoming more and more frequent, we thought we’d revisit a question we’ve pondered internally here at CNYRadio.com HQ — should we open a “Jobs Wanted” page?  Click “More” to cast your vote. [More »]

As you may or may not have noticed, we recently added a new section to our Links page — links to websites operated by local (or formerly local) on-air personalities.  We just quietly started with a few links we’ve happened to find on our own lately, but we’d like to extend the invitation to the rest of you! [More »]

NEW YORK — Arbitron will pay over $500,000 and change the way it recruits survey respondents, to settle lawsuits concerning the use of the Portable People Meter in New York and New Jersey. [More »]

CENTRAL NEW YORK — Even though 2008 had its slow times, this was a remarkably busy year for the return of CNYRadio.com.  As we prepare to clink our champagne glasses and watch WRUN/WOLF alum Dick Clark ring in 2009, we’ll take a look back at the major happenings from the year that was 2008. [More »]