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Our colleagues at Future have chosen Paul McLane's recent column about Melvyn Bragg's retirement from BBC's "In Our Time" to receive a B2B Editorial Excellence Award. As Paul wrote at the time, "I believe that my reaction to the departure of a beloved host says much about the power radio still can have in our lives." Here's that post again. |
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The U.S. government re-opened on Thursday and as a result, it was back to work for the commission. FCC filings that were due between Oct. 1 and Monday, Nov. 17 are now due Tuesday, Nov. 18, with the possibility of further extensions. However, attorney Scott Flick told us that no station should wait until Tuesday to file if it can help it, with the volume of filings likely to come on that day.
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| Skalish bids adieu to a dismantled tower that was used for WBEB(FM)’s STL from City Line Avenue in Bala Cynwyd, Pa., in 2024. |
The history of broadcast innovation runs deep in Philadelphia, going all the way back to Philo Farnsworth’s groundbreaking television demonstration at the Franklin Institute in 1934. One of the engineers carrying the torch is Audacy’s Dave Skalish, a new member of the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia Hall of Fame.
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