A Station For Our Times

Written Oct. 30, 2008 by Sean Ross in Content + Internet Radio with 1 Comment

A few weeks ago, a Ross On Radio column asked what format would be the one that spoke to listeners in this time of economic uncertainty.

Here's one. JobRadio.fm has an interesting genealogy, descended from a job hunting Website and then a podcast that grew out of that. While there are a dismaying number of broadcasters right now who could use its advice, there's also a lot here for HR personnel and managers.

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1  Tony Simon on October 31, 2008 8:10 AM

Anyone remember WHLP/1360 in Baltimore and its' short-lived "All Help Wanted" format?? Think it ran sometime around 1992-93, after WEBB but before they did Standards.

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