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Stars Die
Ten years ago this month, I walked into the studios of KNX on Wilshire Boulevard for the first time as an employee. I passed by the CBS Radio logo, got my badge with the CBS eye on it, and felt a surge of pride.
The logo meant something. It had history. Edward R. Murrow’s ghost was in it — and I was a member of the Church of Edward R.
CBS Radio had been a thing since 1927, formally established in 1928. KNX, once the flagship for CBS on the West Coast, had been broadcasting since 1921. All that history meant something to me. I felt as if this would be the pinnacle of my radio career.
CBS sold…
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