Jason Remington – Page 5 – PNW Broadcasting History & Current Affairs

Accidental Preservation: How KIRO Radio Saved CBS’s World War II Broadcast History

KXLY tower comes down

Bankson & Hofmann @ KTNT Tacoma

Chuck Schumer and his ilk are our misfortune

NEXSTAR: Following flagship station layoffs, employees wait for the other shoe to drop

CBS Radio News closes shop

Radio-TV Notes, February 2001

1941 – New studios for CKWX

Done deal: Nexstar/TEGNA – Expect lay-offs and newsroom downsizing

Eric Johnson reflects on blowback from ‘Seattle Is Dying’

An overview of early radio broadcasting; early Seattle radio

Bennie back at CKWX

August 1962 – Portland’s Most Obnoxious DeeJay

Imus angers TV weather man

1985 (TNT) October 13 & November 10 Radio

Seattle’s jazz radio 1967

Tacoma Stars On Guitars: The Ventures

WMCA Good Guy, Jim Harriott

1925 – Wired Radio to Enter Homes Over Wires of Light and Power Companies, Claims President

Woke 5 News at it again

Exorcising CBS Bias

Jenny Power joins KREM news team

Rogan on 60 Minutes?

Management installation at KVI/KNWN/KPLZ

Costas: MLB should keep it local

Bob Newman Reads The Story Of Henny Penny

Veteran newsman, Bill Kurtis retires from NPR show

Boss Jock to tv sketch comedy, film and voice-over talent, Bill Reiter

“Two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed into New York City Saturday morning for what could’ve been a normal day enjoying the city during abnormally warm weather”

Dick Stein & Nick Winter switch 88.5 to KNKX

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