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Ex-WSYR Anchor Matt DelSignore is D.C.-Bound

Ex-WSYR Anchor Matt DelSignore is D.C.-Bound

PITTSBURGH — Former WSYR radio news anchor/reporter Matt DelSignore is moving to Washington, D.C., where he’ll report for the same all-news startup where current WSYR news director Chris Barnes recently announced he’s headed. CBS-owned WNEW 99.1 is set to launch its 24/7 news operation on January 19th. [More »]

POTW: In the WALY Studios (1960s)

POTW: In the WALY Studios (1960s)

HERKIMER — Thanks to reader submissions, we’re firing up the Picture of the Week time machine for at least the next three weeks in a row!  This week, we’re headed 50 years back in time — and about 50 miles east from CNYRadio.com HQ for a look inside the studios of WALY in Herkimer.  Any guesses on who these two guys are?   [More »]

Reports: Glenn Beck Could Go Blind

Reports: Glenn Beck Could Go Blind

SALT LAKE CITY, UT — During one of his national tour appearances over the weekend, Glenn Beck told fans he has been diagnosed with macular distrophy, a disease that could cost the syndicated talk show host his vision.  Beck’s syndicated show has affiliates in all four markets of CNYRadio.com’s coverage area. [More »]

WIBX Replaces Money with Health on Saturdays

WIBX Replaces Money with Health on Saturdays

UTICA/ROME — Townsquare Media’s Newsradio 950 WIBX has moved Dr. Dean Edell from Sundays to Saturdays, replacing a late afternoon vacancy left by MoneyTalk.  Last month, the latter’s host,  Bob Brinker, rumored to be in his late 60s, announced he would be scaling back his twice-a-weekend show to Sundays only. [More »]

Limbaugh Back in Studio Wednesday

Limbaugh Back in Studio Wednesday

Rush Limbaugh will return to the airwaves on Wednesday, according to his syndicator, Premiere Radio Networks.  The conservative talk host, heard in all 4 CNYRadio.com markets, had a brief scare last week when he was rushed to the hospital after complaining of chest pain. [More »]

NYSBA Adding Rick Gary to Hall of Fame

NYSBA Adding Rick Gary to Hall of Fame

SYRACUSE/UTICA — Longtime central New York radio and TV personality Rick Gary is among six people who are to be inducted to the New York State Broadcasters’ Association Hall of Fame during a ceremony next month in New York City. [More »]

Watertown Legend George Neher Dies

Watertown Legend George Neher Dies

WATERTOWN — Longtime North Country broadcaster George Neher died today at the age of 65.  Neher, who worked for decades at WWNY radio and WTNY, was found dead by his wife inside their home at about 1:20 this afternoon. [More »]

Watertown Legal IDs Appear on “Toppy”

Watertown Legal IDs Appear on “Toppy”

WATERTOWN — If you’ve ever checked out the remarkable collection of radio station legal IDs at tophour.com (aka “Toppy” for short) you may have noticed the site had no clips from Watertown.  That changed today, as the site added more than a dozen Watertown IDs from 9 different stations. [More »]

Froggy Still Tops in Watertown

Froggy Still Tops in Watertown

WATERTOWN — The Spring 2009 Arbitron ratings for the Watertown market are out, and the “public” Persons 12+ numbers show Stephens Media Group’s Froggy 97 (WFRY) maintaining a very comfortable lead over the competition. [More »]

CBS News Radio Goes Chirpless

CBS News Radio Goes Chirpless

NATIONWIDE — If you catch the top-of-hour news on WIBX/Utica, WTNY/Watertown, WHCU/Ithaca or any other CBS affiliate, you’ll notice something missing today: those quick little “chirp” tones that had been part of the newscasts for more than three decades. [More »]