K.O.D and Jon Germain announced their resignations from the company on Saturday, May 2, 2020, after working there for five years.Īccording to K.O.D who until his departure was the host of Starr Drive on Starr FM, he was almost on the verge of leaving last year. It would be recalled that, the Chief Executive Officer of the Network, Bola Ray shared some of the challenges that his outfit is going through.īola Ray, known in private life as Nathan Kwabena Anokye Adisi, recounted how he struggled to pay his employees.īola, who was speaking at the 2019 edition of iYes accentuated how he was not able to pay his workers for seven (7) solid months.
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In right-wing media, television personalities like Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity (who also hosts a radio show) are now leading voices, and pundits like Ben Shapiro have attracted large, young audiences through podcasts.Though ’s source is not certain about the buyer, it’s being alleged that Zoomlion Ghana Limited – a giant in the waste management as well as environmental sanitation business has taken over.Įxcellence in Broadcasting (EIB), the network that employed over 400 Ghanaians with 7 radio stations (Starr FM, Live FM, Kasapa FM, Ultimate Radio, Agoo FM, Abusua FM and Empire FM,) 2 TV stations (GHOne TV and Agoo TV) under its belt in less than 3 years of taking off - has made rancid headlines over reported resignations of many of its employees like Kofi Okyere Darko aka K.O.D and Jon Germain because of financial difficulty. adults told Pew Research Center last summer they often get their news from the radio, compared to 60% for online news and 40% for television. It’s possible that nobody will take Limbaugh’s place in the conservative discourse because talk radio isn’t as influential as it once was. He’s also credited with remaking conservative media in his own image, and scores of right-wing radio and television personalities have cited his style of broadcasting as an influence. His brash, controversial style led conservative politicians to court his support, drew near-constant criticism from detractors, and helped him earn more than $1 billion according to Forbes estimates. Limbaugh first launched a national conservative talk radio show in 1988, and it quickly became the medium’s most listened-to program. "If they produce it properly, they can pull off a tremendous transition show over the next year," Harrison said. Anybody who’s explicitly anointed as Limbaugh’s successor is “doomed,” he said, but filling the timeslot with pre-recorded segments and guest hosts could keep Limbaugh’s brand alive and preserve listeners and radio affiliates until a more permanent replacement host naturally emerges. Premiere’s decision to keep airing Limbaugh’s show might seem unusual, but Harrison thinks it’s a savvy move. This is not going to go to one person." Surprising Fact He built it into a decades-long era of leadership, being No. He ran one of the biggest and most important radio stations in the country, KGO in San Francisco. Now, folks, Ed McLaughlin was a giant in the radio business for years. "I don't think any one of them is going to emerge as the winner. A Tribute to Radio Giant Ed McLaughlin, Founder of the EIB Network Jan 22, 2018. "It's almost like a primary election," Harrison told Forbes. Harrison believes several hosts will divvy up his timeslot and successfully share the audience, including possibly Bongino, Loesch and other hopefuls. If any one host will fully replace Limbaugh atop the midday radio throne. None of the other midday programs have nearly as large of a reach. That’s how many radio stations air Limbaugh’s show nationwide. Plus, several other personalities are offering syndicated radio shows in Limbaugh’s timeslot, including comedian Jimmy Failla, who hosts a show produced by Fox News’ radio division. Michael Harrison, publisher of the trade magazine Talkers, says other stations could follow suit: "Local is one of the viable answers if you have a good local host," Harrison told Forbes. An Atlanta talk station replaced Limbaugh by moving Atlanta native and national political commentator Erick Erickson into the 12-3 p.m. Plus, several other personalities are offering syndicated radio shows in Limbaugh’s timeslot, including comedian Jimmy Failla, who hosts a show produced by Fox News’ radio division. Not every possible successor is well-known. Controversial Moment: Too many to list, but here are some highlights.
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