After a stunt simulcasting KISS on its former competitor’s frequency, iHeart officially flipped 93.3 to air its Sports Format also broadcasting on KJR-AM. The switch comes to an already challenged …
Seattle MediaSeattle Media1090 AM Flips to The Patriot
If you have lived in Seattle long enough, you have probably seen AM 1090 go through many phases. Most recently 1090 was playing classical music as KING AM. Radio ever …
Seattle MediaWhat happened to Kube 93.3?
Given the trajectory of radio as an industry, further consolidation should be expected. When Seattle radio had its shake up when CBS sold off its Seattle properties. The transaction also …
UncategorizedFox13 Launches Good Day Seattle
It seems that Fox 13 continues to lean into the news room to drive its programming. They recently launched a new 6pm broadcast that now runs after their 4pm and …
Seattle MediaAbby Acone moves from KOMO to Fox 13
Why did Abby leave Seattle’s KOMO-TV? Abby Acone joined the KOMO weather team back in 2018. She came to Seattle from KRDO in Colorado Springs. After a good run there, …
Seattle MediaChanges at KNUC 98.9 The Bull
2021 started with a morning show reboot as Fitz exited the station to focus on his countdown show. Eventually, Scott Mahalik announced that The Bobby Bones would be filling that …
Seattle MediaChanges at Seattle FOX affiliate
At the end of 2017, it was announced that Seattle’s FOX affiliate Q13 KCPQ was to be spun off after the Tribune and Sinclair merger. However, with such a complicated …
Seattle MediaThe History of Seattle Radio
I think it is only fair to begin this recant when I personally moved to Seattle. That date was November 1, 1997. Growing up in Spokane, I had spent lots …
GeneralMedia in Seattle
I moved to Seattle at the end of 1997. Grunge was still current. The first Harry Potter book was published in the United States. Princess Diana was killed in a …
GeneralWelcome to MediaSeattle
I founded MediaSeattle back in 2002 when I began selling radio advertising. Being new to the sales world, most of my clients were quite small. What was more surprising is …