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My top radio stories of the year
- Thread starter rho01
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Without even looking at yours, here are my top 10 for ATLANTA
1. WSB-AM moves to FM
2. Steve McCoy cancelled
3. WSB AM/FM Talk goes Top 2
4. WWVA simulcasts (and changes formats)
5. 106.7 cancels True Oldies (as ratings slide)
6. Fred fried from afternoons 106.7
7. V-103 goes jockless without any harm
8. Trip West moves from WWVA to 106.7
9. Vikki Locke survives without Steve McCoy
10. WNNX ratings continue downward spiral
1. WSB-AM moves to FM
2. Steve McCoy cancelled
3. WSB AM/FM Talk goes Top 2
4. WWVA simulcasts (and changes formats)
5. 106.7 cancels True Oldies (as ratings slide)
6. Fred fried from afternoons 106.7
7. V-103 goes jockless without any harm
8. Trip West moves from WWVA to 106.7
9. Vikki Locke survives without Steve McCoy
10. WNNX ratings continue downward spiral
The writer failed to include that the Georgia Radio Hall of Fame inducted Bill Anderson, Clarke Brown, Eddie Esserman, Sam Hale, Tom Hughes, J J Jackson, Kirk Mellish and Phil Schaefer into the Career Achievement category at its 4th Annual Ceremonies. John Long, President, Georgia Radio Hall of FameRodney Ho said:
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