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“It takes a lifetime to build a reputation and only a few seconds to destroy one.”
Curtis Kitchen has a pretty impressive sports resume, most recently covering the Big 12 and Kansas State sports. He does segments on KCSP 610 AM and has worked at sports talker WHB 810 AM in between enhancing a freelance writing portfolio for several media outlets...
Timing is everything.
That certainly seems to be the case with an ill-timed feature story in Sports Illustrated due out May 21 on Kansas...
There was no doubt The Oregon Times Observer newspaper in Oregon, MO, had lifted a blogger’s story from his site without his permission or any attribution.
The headline and subhead were nearly identical, and even some typos were copied verbatim.
There might not be anything more important than the chemistry on the morning team on local TV. Early on viewers seem to detect whether the media talent “clicks” and whether they will follow them—almost religiously—every morning....
Nico Leone has been named the new General Manager of KCUR (89.3FM) and will take over for KCUR’s longtime general manager Patricia Cahill on August 1 at the flagship National Public Radio affiliate station operated by the University of Missouri-Kansas...
Rob Collins, who has been with WCIA-TV in Champaign, IL since 1996, will be joining WDAF-Fox 4 as a weekend co-anchor, sources have told Bottom Line.
Since 2005 he has been the morning anchor at WCIA, which is the highest-rated morning show in central...
Justin Robinson, a native Kansas Citian and graduate at Hickman Hills High School, is no longer a weekday morning reporter with KMBC-TV, station officials have confirmed to Bottom Line Communications.
A source did not know what Robinson’s...
WXII’s Stephanie Berzinski, a TV reporter at WXII-12 News in Winston Salem, N.C. proudly passed her motorcycle safety test and then promptly dumped a brand new Harley Davidson in...
You may not recognize him if you met him in person, but without a doubt Kansas Citians would recognize the familiar voice of former radio talker George Woods if they heard it again.
After years as a successful radio host in Omaha and several other cities,...
“Radio George,” the Internet radio station started by former Kansas City talk show host George Woods (link) in February 2008, has partnered...
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