An On-Line Wake For R&R

Written Jun. 5, 2009 by Sean Ross in Content + Terrestrial Radio with 0 Comments

My education in the radio business was, in large part, a function of reading Radio & Records. My first full-time job in the radio business was at Radio & Records. And after the outpouring of comments on this week's Ross On Radio column, "The End Of R&R: Some Personal Thoughts," it's clear that having worked at R&R was not a prerequisite to deep sorrow over its demise. I am immensely touched by all the positive feedback of the column and encourage you to check out the comments, even if you've already seen the story.

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