Jason Remington – Page 32 – PNW Broadcasting History & Current Affairs

Vintage KMO mic flag

KLSN Leads in Stereo Broadcasting

Eugene TV Sports Director exits

3rd in this series: KOL is Seattle

Hot mic death threat, The Big Apple’s Mom & Pop Behemoth, and DEI continues at KIRO 7

Growing list of people being laid off at MSNBC; (video) Joy Reid in tears; Lester Holt to leave NBC Nightly News

December 10, 1953: KOMO TV Is On The Air

Robert O. Smith hosts rock concert with a message

SILENCE! Ain’t no Joy for Reid as MSNBC puts the hammer down

KOL personalities, November 1971

KOMO 4 posts 3-day old report on X; KOMO might as well be a newspaper

KING 5 and KOMO 4 battle over Apple Cup broadcast rights

Jackie Kent, KOMO 4 reporter gets engaged; Hannah Knowles ditto.

KOZI’s Jeff Conwell is retiring; Jake Whittenberg has survived 15 years at KING tv so far

1935 (Times) January & September Radio

KXLY’s Mark Peterson retires, Matt Gray steps in

Swingin’ KOL (1963)

Root Sports change-ups, Audacy expansion

KING Broadcasting buys KREM/Spokane from Louis Wasmer

KIRO 7 headline kerfuffle

(1963) Island vacation for Dave Clark and family

KJRB Reunion 2014

New Year, New Digs for KGY & KYYO/Olympia

Business Brief: KTAC (1967)

Weeks & Condon ad agency formed (1966)

Spinning plates and juggling bowling pins for this remote broadcast

Staff changes at KTAC (1968)

Hardwick & Webber take a page from La Guardia’s Sunday funnies

KOL is Seattle – #1 in a series

Penny & Her Pals

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