Listening to Hinch's debut was like tuning in to one of his radio editorials, but instead of lasting for a few minutes it went on for 47, surely heaven for Hinch.
R. Peter Straus, who took over WMCA in New York in the late 1950s and turned it into one of the nation's most innovative radio stations, broadcasting what are regarded as the first radio editorials and political endorsements and helping to popularize rock 'n' roll, died on Monday at his home in Midtown Manhattan.
Petty and Briñol asked undergraduates to listen to various radio editorials through headphones while either nodding or shaking their heads.
In Moose Jaw, he broadcast 1000 national unity radio editorials across the country and Canada's first televised church services from the cathedral setting of St. Andrew's United Church.
As with VIDA bylines, newspaper columnists, television commentators, radio hosts, editorial boards and bylines in general remain consistently male-dominated.
The appearance followed nearly two weeks in which officials have given dozens of interviews to radio hosts, editorial pages and newspapers pushing for the plan.
They must have no conflict of interest and therefore should not hold the budgets of news, television or radio, but editorial policy and legal affairs should report to them directly.
Armando Perez-Roura, Radio Mambí's editorial director and its principal on-air voice, is an exile in his seventies.
While multiplatform and digital media need to be integrated and are now a part of television and radio, keeping strong editorial leadership of the major services is vital.
The ABC is expected to make hundreds of television, radio, production and editorial staff redundant when a major restructure is announced later this year.
"Radio Free Torricelli" (editorial, Jan . 11 suggested that Senator Robert G. Torricelli selected the "peculiar forum" of the "Imus in the Morning" radio show to answer questions about a controversial meeting with a contributor.
