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Media Frenzy

  • Fox 10 Takes on Hyperlocal Studio 10 Morning Show

    August 24, 2010

    Who knows, maybe the next Katie Couric will be discovered this way.

  • WPMI Gives Dean a Trim

    August 10, 2010

    Trimming sensation
    It seems most of our local TV stations have begun offering a segment in which they try out some new gadget to “see if it really works,” but WPMI seems to have found a way to really draw some attention to this story line.

  • FMTalk Makes National News

    July 27, 2010

    While coverage of the massive oil spill in the Gulf has been some part of all local media’s work for the past couple of months, it actually managed to get one local radio station some national and international attention.

  • Curran’s Book Exposes a ‘Big Media’ Hoax

    July 13, 2010

    I’m a notoriously slow pre-bedtime reader, often churning through just a few pages before the day’s exhaustion catches up with me.

  • Murrell Is Back at ZEW

    June 29, 2010

    Gene Murrell Your ears aren’t deceiving you, Gene Murrell is back on 92ZEW after a few months off the air.

  • Taloney in at 5 at Channel 5

    June 15, 2010

    Those who tune in to WKRG-TV5 for their local news have probably noticed a new face sitting beside Mel Showers on the anchor desk.

  • Changes at WNSP

    June 01, 2010

    Former ‘Bama lineman and radio personality Roger Schultz has moved on from WNSP.

  • Blowing Our Own Horn

    May 18, 2010

    Well, after spending ample amount of space in this column lining out the various awards won by other local media, it seems we get a chance to blow our own horns a bit at Lagniappe.

  • Holbert and Trice Named Finalists in Green Eyeshade Awards

    May 12, 2010

    The Society of Professional Journalists announced yesterday the finalists for the 60th annual Green Eyeshade Awards, and Lagniappe had the largest number of finalists in Mobile, with three.

  • 92New Premieres on ZEW

    May 04, 2010

    The oil catastrophe so far has shown some of the good side of what television, radio, the web and, to some extent, what daily newspapers can do.